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Trades about 81% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kyungdong City Gas Co., Ltd., founded in 1977 and based in Ulsan, South Korea, primarily focuses on the production and pipeline-based delivery of liquefied natural gas. The company's diverse activities also include running city gas safety agencies and executing gas construction projects through its customer service affiliates. It further manufactures and sells gas-related equipment, operates retail outlets for vehicle fuel, and provides specialized natural gas engineering services. Additionally, Kyungdong City Gas manages facilities for gas-powered cooling, heating, and electricity generation, offers plumbing rental services, and is involved in comprehensive data analysis, development, sales, maintenance, exchange, and transmission services.
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