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Trades about 115% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Deutsch Motors Inc., a company established in 1997 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, serves as an official BMW dealer within the country. Alongside its various subsidiaries, the company’s extensive operations span numerous divisions, including BMW, MINI, and various financial and automotive-related ventures. Its core business involves the retail of new and pre-owned vehicles through both physical showrooms and online channels, as well as the sale of automotive parts. Deutsch Motors also manages a network of service centers. Beyond sales, its offerings include car brokerage, comprehensive after-sales support, and vehicle repair services. The company further diversifies into financial solutions, providing car financing, installment plans, credit arrangements, and asset securitization. Additionally, it engages in real estate activities, encompassing development, operation, and leasing.
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