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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Dentium Co., Ltd., based in Seoul, South Korea, is a prominent global manufacturer and supplier of cutting-edge dental implant solutions. The company's extensive product range encompasses various dental implant systems, such as Superline, Implantium, Simpleline II, Slimline, Overdenture System, NR Line, and Implantium II. Dentium also develops a comprehensive assortment of surgical instruments, offering specialized kits for procedures like sinus lifts, osteotomy, and restoration, alongside individual tools such as harvest drills, surgical guides, and GBR systems. Additionally, they provide essential regenerative products like bone grafts, membranes, and tissue regeneration materials. Their portfolio is further enhanced by digital dentistry tools, laboratory supplies, iCT motors, and injections. Founded in 2000, the company initially operated as Biostech Co., Ltd. before adopting its current name, Dentium Co., Ltd., in August 2002.
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