| Construction Materials Industry | Materials Sector | - CEO | KRX SM Exchange | - ISIN |
| KR Country | 593 Employees | - Last Dividend | 21 Mar 2014 Last Split | - IPO Date |
SAMPYO Cement Co., Ltd. is a prominent manufacturer and distributor of cement based in South Korea, with a notable presence in the global market. The company has specialized in the production of various cement products since its establishment in 1957. It underwent a significant rebranding from TONGYANG Cement & Energy Corporation to its current name in April 2017, marking a new era in its corporate history. SAMPYO Cement is headquartered in Samcheok, South Korea, embodying a long-standing heritage in the cement industry. It prides itself on its deep-rooted expertise and commitment to quality, contributing to the construction and development projects both domestically and internationally. The company's global footprint extends with exports to the United States, Japan, Africa, and other countries, demonstrating its international reach and reliability as a cement provider.
This is a basic ingredient of concrete, mortar, and most non-specialty grout. SAMPYO's Portland cement is widely used in the construction industry for its high quality and reliability, serving as the foundation for buildings, bridges, and roads.
Consisting of a mixture of Portland cement and slag produced during steel manufacturing, this product is known for its lower heat of hydration and is preferred for mass concrete structures and in marine environments. SAMPYO provides this environmentally-friendly option to meet the demands of sustainable construction practices.
SAMPYO offers cements designed for specific applications, addressing unique requirements such as high strength, rapid setting, or low heat. These specialized products cater to a wide range of construction needs, allowing for more specialized and efficient building techniques.
The company also produces clinker, a semi-finished product which is ground to make cement. Clinker is available for those in the construction industry preferring to grind their own cement to achieve certain specific properties or for economic reasons.