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Trades about 3% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Based in Ulsan, South Korea, Chinyang Chemical Corporation is a manufacturer and distributor of diverse chemical products. Its extensive product range encompasses floor coverings suitable for both domestic and commercial environments. The company also produces artificial leather, widely utilized in the automotive sector for items such as car seats, door panels, consoles, and headrests, as well as in marine vessels and furniture. Furthermore, Chinyang supplies tarpaulins, which serve a multitude of applications including curtains, windbreaks, awnings, basic tents, vehicle sunshades, beach umbrellas, coverings for livestock, and various other protective purposes. Established in 1963, ChinYang Chemical Corporation functions as a subsidiary of Jinyang Holdings Corp.
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