Industrials

Medians of the 95 stocks in Industrials, placed next to the medians of the other sectors on Jupick. The left end of each track is the sector with the lowest median and the right end the highest. The vertical line marks the median of all listed stocks.

• PER33.6x · 86 stocksNo. 1 of 11 by size · all 23.3x
• PBR5.8x · 93 stocksNo. 3 of 11 by size · all 3.3x
• ROE14.1% · 92 stocksNo. 4 of 11 by size · all 12.6%
• Operating margin11.1% · 95 stocksNo. 10 of 11 by size · all 15.3%
• Debt ratio95.3% · 93 stocksNo. 4 of 11 by size · all 79.3%
• Dividend yield1.3% · 76 stocksNo. 9 of 11 by size · all 1.6%

The position only orders values by size. A larger value is not better or worse for any metric. Each sector has its own baseline: capital-heavy sectors tend to show higher debt ratios, and sectors with high growth expectations tend to show higher PER. Stocks whose PER or PBR is not meaningful because of losses, and stocks whose financials have not arrived yet, are left out. Metrics with fewer than 5 valid stocks are not shown.

Metric medians counted separately for 60 Korean and 35 US stocks in Industrials. Only ratio metrics that compare across currencies are used, and only metrics with at least 5 valid stocks on both sides are shown.

Of 6 metrics compared, the Korean median is lower than the US median for 4 and higher for 2.

Even within one sector, Korea and the US differ in the mix and size of listed companies, accounting rules and dividend habits, so the numbers can be far apart. A larger value on either side is not better or worse. Stocks whose PER or PBR is not meaningful because of losses, and stocks whose financials have not arrived yet, are left out, so sample sizes differ by metric.