CR HoldingsCR홀딩스

CR Holdings is a small, low-margin Korean holding company whose shares sit near their 52-week low after a losing run.

The company reported H1 2026 trailing revenue of ₩817B with an operating margin of 2.9% but a net loss of ₩27.5B, and its 2025 full-year net loss was similar at ₩27.4B. The balance sheet carries ₩553B of borrowings against ₩133B of cash, and the shares trade at ₩4,170, down 13.4% over one year, with a book multiple of about 0.3 and a 5% dividend yield.

What stands out

• Trailing operating income is ₩23.5B, but after financing and other items the company shows a net loss of ₩27.5B, so the bottom line has been negative.
• Return on equity is -4.7% and liabilities are 96.7% of equity, so leverage is meaningful relative to earnings.
• The price is at its 52-week low of ₩4,170, and the shares have fallen 8.6% over three months.
• Filings in the last few months include two major sales or supply contracts (6 October 2026), an amended half-year report, and a withdrawal of a subsidiary from the holding company structure.
• Foreign ownership fell from 1.3% to 0.7% over the past 60 days, and foreign investors were net sellers over the last 20 days.

What to watch

• Details and size of the two major sales or supply contracts filed on 6 October 2026, which are not described in the data.
• Whether the net loss narrows in upcoming results, given the swing from operating profit to net loss.
• The effect of the subsidiary withdrawal and the dividend decisions on future cash flow; the data does not give the dividend amount.