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Trades about 81% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sunjin Co.,Ltd., a company based in Seoul, South Korea, operates across several key sectors, primarily focused on livestock and food production. Its core activities include pig farming, feed manufacturing, and the processing and distribution of various meat products. They produce a range of animal feeds, specifically formulated for pigs, dairy cattle, and general livestock fattening. Sunjin's extensive lineup of meat offerings encompasses items like steaks, patties, cutlets, hams, sausages, bacon, and ready-to-cook meals, alongside numerous other processed food varieties. Beyond food production, Sunjin is also involved in the development and maintenance of automation and ICT equipment designed for modern livestock environments. Furthermore, they provide farm management consulting services. The company's operational footprint extends to pig and chicken farms located in various South-Asian nations. Sunjin also maintains an international presence, exporting its pork products and animal feed to markets such as Japan and other countries worldwide. Established in Seoul, South Korea, in 1979, Sunjin Co.,Ltd. functions as a subsidiary of Harim Holdings Co., Ltd.
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