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Trades about 19% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
LX Holdings Corp. is a diversified South Korean conglomerate that, through its various subsidiaries, engages in a broad spectrum of industries. Its operations span energy, palm oil production, living resources, logistics, living spaces, and advanced materials and solutions. Within the energy sector, the company is involved in electricity generation, utilizing both combined heat and power and hydroelectric facilities, as well as coal mining and supply. It also produces crude palm oil. Its living resources segment provides plastic resins and chemical products, alongside medical equipment such as COVID-19 test kits and diagnostic services. The logistics division offers comprehensive supply chain solutions, including vendor inventory management, global freight forwarding (sea and air), warehousing, distribution, and express/e-commerce delivery. In the living space domain, LX Holdings manufactures automotive fabrics, standard and lightweight components, and decorative films for furniture, windows, home appliances, buildings, and advertising. This segment also produces plastic and aluminum windows and doors, functional glass, and interior finishing materials like flooring, wall coverings, insulation, engineered stone, and solid surfaces. Furthermore, the company is a key player in advanced materials and components. It supplies LCD/OLED displays and related components for televisions, as well as displays for smartphones, smartwatches, and augmented/virtual reality devices. Its offerings extend to driver ICs and chips for automotive infotainment systems, microcontrollers (MCUs) for household appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines, and air conditioners, and a variety of monomers and polymers for diverse industrial applications. Founded in 1947, LX Holdings Corp. is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
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