Camus Engineering & Construction까뮤이앤씨

Camus E&C has swung back to profit on a recovering construction business, but its share price has fallen 6% over the past month and it carries heavy debt and recent filing issues.

Camus Engineering & Construction, a Korean builder best known for precast concrete structures, reported trailing twelve-month revenue of ₩394B and operating income of ₩35B through H1 2026, after losses in 2021, 2022 and 2024. Its shares closed at ₩1,524 on 2026-10-22, well above the 52-week low of ₩997 but below the high of ₩2,005, and the company pays no dividend.

What stands out

• 2025 was a turnaround year: revenue rose 14.2% to ₩297B and net income reached ₩20.1B, compared with a ₩21.3B loss in 2024.
• Trailing operating margin is 8.9% and ROE is 25.9%, but liabilities are 132.8% of equity and borrowings total ₩80B against ₩27B of cash.
• The stock trades at a trailing P/E of 3.2 and P/B of 0.7 on the data provided, far below most listed Korean construction peers shown.
• Recent filings include a designation as a company for unfaithful disclosure (2026-09-22), an accident report amendment (2026-08-28) and several large-holder reports, and the company's shares have risen 43.2% over one year.
• Foreign ownership is small at 1.9%, and net investor flows over the last 20 days were mainly from retail investors.

What to watch

• Whether the unfaithful-disclosure designation leads to further regulatory action or affects investor confidence.
• Follow-up details on the serious accident noted in the filing amendment from 2026-08-28, which the data does not describe.
• Upcoming full-year results and any change in debt levels, since the data does not include forecasts.