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Trades about 752% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
EMRO., Incorporated delivers comprehensive supply chain management software to clients both within South Korea and across international markets. The company's diverse product suite includes various procurement and purchasing tools: SMARTcms for classification and information management, SMARTpro to streamline purchase requests, orders, and deliveries, SMARTrfx for enterprise selection, SMARTcontract facilitating electronic agreements, SMARTworkplace for a tailored work environment, SMARTsearch for enhanced search functionalities, and SMARTcommon for administrative and portal services. Beyond procurement, EMRO offers additional specialized solutions such as SMARTvs for business registration management, SMARTsrm for evaluating suppliers, SMARTc&b for fostering collaboration, SMARTrisk to address supply chain vulnerabilities, SMARTtarget for establishing target cost objectives, SMARTcost for detailed cost simulations, and SMARTanalytics for in-depth purchasing performance analysis. Furthermore, the company extends its portfolio with cloud-based services, notably an e-procurement platform and Anysign, a robust electronic signature and contract platform. EMRO also furnishes information management and automated cost classification systems, alongside ongoing software maintenance and support services. Its customer base spans a broad spectrum of industries, including automotive, electrical, electronics, semiconductors, construction, steel, machinery, energy, chemicals, and the public sector. EMRO. Incorporated was established in 2000 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
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