Daekyo대교

Daekyo remains loss-making on a trailing basis, though its shares trade far below their 52-week high and its book value.

Daekyo, a Korean education and learning-materials company, reported trailing revenue of about ₩638B to H1 2026 but an operating loss of about ₩11.7B and a net loss of about ₩38.8B. The shares closed at ₩1,489 on 19 October 2026, down 63.9% over one year, with a market capitalisation of about ₩59.9B and a price-to-book ratio of 0.2.

What stands out

• Revenue has been broadly flat to slightly down: ₩650B in 2025 (down 2%) after ₩663B in 2024, with operating losses in most recent years, though 2024 was close to break-even at a small net profit of about ₩0.6B.
• Trailing free cash flow is positive at about ₩5.1B, and cash of about ₩31.6B is reported with no borrowings listed, although liabilities are 115.4% of equity.
• The data shows a 4% dividend yield, but no trailing P/E because earnings are negative, so the yield should be read alongside the losses.
• Filings in October 2026 cover a treasury share sale decision and its results, and August 2026 filings include a change in the largest shareholder's holdings and several insider shareholding reports.
• Foreign ownership fell from 2.1% to 1.7% over about 60 days, and 20-day flows show foreign net selling while retail was a net buyer. No news headlines were included in the data.

What to watch

• Upcoming full-year or quarterly results, to see whether the operating loss narrows from the trailing figure.
• Further filings on the treasury share sale and any further changes in the largest shareholder's stake.
• The fair value model in the data gives a base of ₩932, below the current price, with a wide bear-to-bull range; the data does not explain its assumptions further, so treat it with caution.