Chaevi채비

Chaevi, a recently listed EV charging operator, has seen its shares fall sharply over the past month while its filed financials are largely missing from the data.

Chaevi listed on KOSDAQ in late April 2026 and closed at ₩4,110 on 27 October 2026, giving a market value of about ₩193B. The company has a book-to-price ratio of 1.2 and carries ₩54.9B in cash against ₩24.7B in borrowings, but the data does not include revenue, profit or cash flow figures, so its earnings position cannot be assessed from this pack. Its company profile is also not in the data.

What stands out

• Shares returned -24.2% over one month and -5.4% over three months, well below the 52-week high of ₩30,750 though well above the low of ₩3,555.
• Liabilities were 63.5% of equity as of H1 2026, and cash exceeded borrowings in the reported figures.
• Revenue, operating income, net income and free cash flow are all unavailable in the data, and there are no annual figures or P/E ratio.
• Foreign ownership fell from 3.2% to 1.9% over about 60 days, while retail investors were net buyers over the last 20 days.
• A 16 October 2026 news report said Chaevi won all four government EV charging subsidy categories, and a major sales or supply contract was filed in June 2026.

What to watch

• The next quarterly report and any disclosure of revenue and profit, since these figures are missing from the current data.
• Further major sales or supply contract filings and whether they are disclosed with values.
• Continued foreign selling and the share price's reaction to the end of the post-listing period.