What to check in South Korean net-nets
Korea's Corporate Value-up Programme, launched in 2024, asks listed companies to publish plans to raise shareholder value, much like Tokyo's push on low price-to-book companies. Check for a published plan, the dividend payout, and whether the company belongs to a larger group that controls it.
Wherever it is listed, a net-net is cheap for a reason. Our 10-point net-net checklist covers the questions to ask of every company.
How EveryNetNet lists South Korean net-nets
EveryNetNet lists every company it can find whose market cap is at or below its net current asset value (P/NCAV above 0 and at most 1.0). All figures are in US dollars and the list updates daily. The methodology page explains the formula, the data and what is excluded.
South Korean net-nets are part of Pro, which shows the full list across 50+ countries and lets you filter by country to see South Korea only. The free plan covers 50 US net-nets.
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