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Trades about 54% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating both domestically in South Korea and across global markets, LX Hausys, Ltd. specializes in the production and distribution of a diverse range of items, including construction and interior finishes, industrial films, and components for the automotive sector. Its portfolio of building and interior solutions encompasses various items such as flooring materials, wall coverings, decorative interior films, uPVC windows, and specialized functional glass. This segment also features products marketed under the brand names HI-MACS and Viatera. Furthermore, LX Hausys supplies industrial films, which include items like protective foils, materials for signs and graphics, vinyl-coated substances, photocatalyst compounds, and micro-sized polymers. The company's automotive division provides offerings such as vehicle skins, alongside lightweight and general automotive components. Originally established as LG Hausys, Ltd., the organization adopted its current name, LX Hausys, Ltd., in July of 2021. Its principal office is situated in Seoul, South Korea.
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