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Trades about 129% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PT Lion Metal Works Tbk, an Indonesian enterprise established in Jakarta in 1972, specializes in the manufacturing and global distribution of office furnishings and diverse steel products. The company's operations are divided into two main divisions: Office Equipment and Building Materials. In its Office Equipment division, the firm offers a broad spectrum of items, including various filing and storage solutions such as vertical and horizontal filing cabinets, modular units, and mobile file systems. It also supplies general office furniture like chairs, desks, panels, steel lockers, cupboards, and workstations. For security needs, the company provides safes, fireproof safes, hotel room safes, and secure deposit boxes. This segment further includes a wide array of racking systems, such as heavy, medium, light-duty, and radio shuttle options, alongside comprehensive warehouse equipment like utility, archive, multitier, pallet, drive-in, and shuttle racks. The Building Materials division produces vital construction components, including cable support systems, steel doors (with fireproof variants), steel roof structures for buildings, and C-channel profiles with related accessories. Additionally, the company manufactures specialized equipment for the healthcare sector. Lion Metal Works distributes its extensive product range through a network of distributors, dealers, and suppliers, complemented by its online retail platform.
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