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Trades about 104% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
SK D&D Co. Ltd. is a South Korean enterprise primarily engaged in the development, marketing, and management of various real estate properties. Its extensive project catalog encompasses residential structures such as apartments, adaptable multi-use complexes, upscale homes, and modern urban housing units. The company also undertakes the construction of commercial spaces, including office buildings, innovation centers, and compact studio residences, as well as retail and hospitality venues like shopping malls and hotels. Diversifying its business, SK D&D Co. Ltd. generates electricity from both solar and wind energy sources. Furthermore, the company showcases and sells furniture from prestigious brands, including LEICHT, interlübke, COR, and nobilia, within its showrooms. Established in 2004, the enterprise operated under the name Aperon Corp. until June 2007, when it officially changed to SK D&D Co. Ltd. Its corporate headquarters are located in Seongnam, South Korea.
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