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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Cuckoo Holdings Co., Ltd., established in 1978 and headquartered in Yangsan, South Korea, operates as a diversified enterprise, manufacturing and distributing a comprehensive range of consumer products through its subsidiaries. The company markets its extensive offerings under the Cuckoo brand. Its product portfolio spans numerous categories, including foundational kitchen appliances like rice cookers, alongside other culinary devices such as microwaves, mixers, blenders, multi-cookers, electric grillers, air fryers, dishwashers, electric insulation pots, kettles, and pressure bath products. Beyond the kitchen, Cuckoo provides a variety of home solutions, featuring air cleaners, purifying dehumidifiers, bidets, clothes dryers, vacuum cleaners, fans, steam irons, electrolytic sterilizing machines, and ice makers. The company also offers rental services for items like water purifiers, air cleaners, dehumidifiers, massage chairs, cleansers, and pet-related goods. Further diversifying its offerings, Cuckoo produces cookware (pots, frying pans, woks), drinkware (tumblers), kitchen scales, bedding and furniture (mattresses, frames), and pet accessories such as dry rooms, strollers, harnesses, water dispensers, and feeders. Additionally, the company supplies various filters designed for its air purifiers, dehumidifiers, water purifiers, cleansers, pet dry rooms, double-sided multi grills, and pet drinkers, among other products.
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