- What does Sajo Sea Food do?
- The company's main business is processing and distributing bluefin tuna for sashimi, sourced from domestic overseas fishing operators in the Pacific and Indian Oceans and supplied to domestic and overseas markets, with Japan as the key export base and Europe and North America as expanding markets. It also distributes general seafood, produces and exports seaweed (laver) products such as frozen gimbap, sushi laver and snack laver, and runs a tuna fishing business using longline and purse seine methods to supply sashimi-grade and canned tuna.
- What is the market cap of Sajo Sea Food?
- The market capitalisation of Sajo Sea Food was ₩169B at the close on Oct 29, 2026.
- Who are the largest shareholders of Sajo Sea Food?
- According to the latest official filings, the largest reported holders are Sajo Industrial (64.50%, as of Sep 4, 2026); National Pension Service (0.29%, as of Dec 31, 2025).
- When is the next earnings report from Sajo Sea Food?
- Korean companies rarely announce results dates in advance. Based on when Sajo Sea Food filed the same report in past years, its next 3q results is expected between Nov 13, 2026 and Nov 14, 2026.
- Does the National Pension Service own Sajo Sea Food?
- Yes. The National Pension Service held 0.29% of Sajo Sea Food shares as of Dec 31, 2025.