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Trades about 102% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hyundai Autoever Corporation delivers sophisticated information and communication technology (ICT) solutions. The company provides a comprehensive array of IT services specifically for the automotive sector, encompassing cloud infrastructure, digital marketing strategies, mobility platforms, dealer management systems, advanced vehicle security, V2X communication and cybersecurity, intelligent driving data collection and analysis, and artificial intelligence applications. Their smart factory offerings are designed to optimize operations through production management, quality control, logistics, energy and facility oversight, and integrated IoT platforms. Furthermore, Hyundai Autoever develops smart social overhead capital (SOC) products, such as smart building systems enabling home appliance control from mobile devices or vehicles; smart traffic applications that provide real-time information to prevent accidents; and smart grids featuring microgrids, a standardized energy platform, cloud-based integrated energy management, and analysis of new renewable energy value. The company also offers fintech platforms, including big data analytics and open APIs, along with smart security solutions like biometric authentication, security control systems, and ethical hacking services. Established in 2000 and based in Seoul, South Korea, the company was initially named Autoever Systems Co., Ltd. before rebranding to Hyundai Autoever Corporation in January 2011.
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