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Price: 40 800 KRW 1.49% Market Closed

Market Cap: ₩1.7T

9.8%

Improving

by 2.7%

Operating Margin shows how much profit a company makes from its regular business activities after covering operating costs. It helps measure how efficiently the company turns sales into profit.

Operating Margin

9.8%

Operating Income

₩276.5B

Revenue

₩2.8T

Operating Margin shows how much profit a company makes from its regular business activities after covering operating costs. It helps measure how efficiently the company turns sales into profit.

Operating Margin

9.8%

Operating Income

₩276.5B

Revenue

₩2.8T

Peer Comparison

Country		Company	Market Cap	Operating Margin
KR		CS Wind Corp KRX:112610	1.7T KRW	Loading...
US		GE Vernova Inc MIL:1GEV	151.7B EUR	Loading...
DE		Siemens Energy AG XETRA:ENR	120.6B EUR	Loading...
JP		Mitsubishi Electric Corp TSE:6503	10.2T JPY	Loading...
CN	G	Goldwind Science & Technology Co Ltd XMUN:CXGH	49.7B EUR	Loading...
KR		Doosan Enerbility Co Ltd KRX:034020	59.8T KRW	Loading...
US		Bloom Energy Corp NYSE:BE	33.7B USD	Loading...
CN		NARI Technology Co Ltd SSE:600406	204.2B CNY	Loading...
DK		Vestas Wind Systems A/S CSE:VWS	180.4B DKK	Loading...
KR		Hyundai Electric & Energy Systems Co Ltd KRX:267260	31.8T KRW	Loading...
CN		Shanghai Electric Group Co Ltd SSE:601727	144.1B CNY	Loading...

Market Distribution

Min	-163 055.6%
30th Percentile	-2.2%
Median	2.7%
70th Percentile	6.8%
Max	22 874.8%

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CS Wind Corp
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Market Cap

1.7T KRW

Industry

Electrical Equipment

In the bustling epicenter of the global renewable energy sector, CS Wind Corp. has quietly emerged as a formidable force, crafting the colossal wind towers that stand sentinel on the landscapes across continents. Founded in South Korea, CS Wind has strategically expanded its footprint worldwide, establishing production facilities that leverage both cutting-edge manufacturing technology and local expertise. The firm's success story is underpinned by its commitment to innovation and sustainability. Specializing in the production of diverse, high-quality wind tower sections, CS Wind serves as a critical player in the supply chain of the wind energy market, enabling energy companies to harness the power of the wind with highly reliable and efficient infrastructure. At the heart of CS Wind's business model lies its ability to capitalize on the burgeoning demand for renewable energy sources. The company operates in a symbiotic partnership with leading global wind turbine manufacturers, offering an integrated service that includes the fabrication, transportation, and installation of wind towers. Profits are drawn from a combination of direct sales contracts and long-term supply agreements with major energy players—each venture bolstered by the firm’s proven track record of delivering precise engineering solutions and exceptional customer service. As the world pivots towards greener energy portfolios, CS Wind stands to benefit exponentially, not only from its current alliances but from the growing imperative to reduce carbon footprints and transition to sustainable energy on a global scale.

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