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Korea Information & Communications Co Ltd
KOSDAQ:025770

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Korea Information & Communications Co Ltd
KOSDAQ:025770
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Price: 7 790 KRW -0.51% Market Closed
Market Cap: 291.7B KRW
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Market Cap
274.2B KRW
Industry
Financial Services

Korea Information & Communication Co., Ltd. specializes in providing electronic payment solutions, including credit card management services. The company is headquartered in Seoul, Seoul. The firm mainly provides financial value added network (VAN) services including credit card management services (CCMSs), data & draft capture (DDC) services, data & signature capture (DSC) services and cash receipt services, as well as payment gateway products. Its payment gateway products consist of countertops, wireless payment terminals, sing pads and dongles, under the brand names of EasyCheck, EasyPad, EasyPOS and EasyCash. Through its subsidiary, the Company also involves in the venture capital business, which invests in the medium and small-sized enterprises.

Intrinsic Value
20 810.25 KRW
Undervaluation 63%
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