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Trades about 32% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Youngone Corporation operates as a global manufacturer and seller of a diverse range of products, including clothing, footwear, bags, sleeping bags, and socks. The company's offerings span technical apparel, knitwear, and sweaters, alongside casual wear such as outdoor garments and sportswear. Its footwear portfolio features athletic shoes, casual styles, safety boots, sneakers, winter boots, and fishing shoes. Furthermore, Youngone provides various bags designed for mountaineering, travel, casual use, and business, as well as general camping supplies. The corporation also handles the distribution of TAKHI brand lifestyle outdoor products. Established in 1974, Youngone Corporation's main offices are located in Seoul, South Korea, and it functions as a subsidiary of Youngone Holdings Co., Ltd.
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