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Trades about 87% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
i-Scream Media Co. Ltd. specializes in delivering digital platforms centered on educational content. Its business activities are segmented into several key divisions: Educational Publishing, Commerce, Training, and Content & Platform. The Educational Publishing unit focuses on marketing textbooks to elementary school educators, primarily leveraging its Ice Cream S platform. The Commerce division is dedicated to improving user experience through streamlined administrative functions. Furthermore, the Training business aims to increase the company's market penetration within secondary schools. The Content & Platform division oversees a range of digital learning environments, including Ice Cream S, High Class, and Thinker Bell. Established on February 22, 2002, this South Korean company is headquartered in Seongnam-si.
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