Otoki오뚜기

Otoki's profits have fallen sharply from their 2023 peak, while the shares trade near the bottom of their 52-week range.

Otoki, a Korean food maker known for instant noodles, seasonings and sauces, reported trailing revenue of about ₩3.75T to H1 2026, but operating and net income are well below 2023 and 2024 levels. The shares closed at ₩310,500, down about 20% over one year and sitting near the low end of their 52-week range of ₩290,500 to ₩414,000.

What stands out

• Trailing operating margin is 4.8% and net margin 1.9%, versus 7.4% and about 4.6% in 2023, so profitability has weakened even as revenue has kept growing.
• Revenue grew 3.8% in 2025, but net income fell to about ₩69B from ₩137B in 2024 and ₩160B in 2023.
• The balance sheet shows borrowings of about ₩879B against cash of about ₩443B, with liabilities at 69.8% of equity.
• Valuation metrics are modest: trailing P/E about 17, P/B 0.6 and a 2.9% dividend yield, and the data includes a DCF range from ₩210,655 to ₩1,552,324 with a base case of ₩675,265.
• Recent headlines are mostly product promotions and an academic award, which the data does not link to financial impact.

What to watch

• A filing dated 2026-09-28 reports a serious accident involving a consolidated subsidiary; the data does not give details of its scale or financial effect.
• Investor flows over the last 20 days were net negative for foreign and retail investors and positive for institutions, and foreign ownership stayed at 11.2%.
• Upcoming results and the next quarterly report are not in the data, so the timing of the next earnings update is unknown.