Digital Graphics Incorporation디지아이

Digital Graphics remains loss-making on an operating basis, though its market value is small and the share price has moved sharply over the past year.

Digital Graphics makes inkjet and cutting plotter printers for advertising, textile, food and packaging printing, and sells own-brand products in about 50 countries. Over the trailing twelve months to H1 2026 it reported revenue of about ₩19.4B, an operating loss of about ₩1.0B and a net loss of about ₩0.4B, with cash of about ₩0.9B and no borrowings listed in the data. The share price closed at ₩2,130 on 28 October 2026, a market capitalisation of about ₩19.2B.

What stands out

• Operating margin over the trailing twelve months is -5.4%, an improvement on the -3.6% in 2025 and -13.4% in 2024, but still negative.
• Annual revenue rose from about ₩16.1B in 2022 to about ₩21.3B in 2025, though operating losses were recorded in most years since 2021 apart from 2022.
• Trailing free cash flow is shown as positive at about ₩2.1B, while the data gives no detail on what drove it.
• Recent filings include a corporate value-up plan (22 October 2026), a decision on increased short-term borrowings (7 October 2026) and a major matters report on an acquisition of shares in another company (28 September 2026).
• The price is down 9% over one month but up 5.2% over three months, and sits between a 52-week low of ₩1,871 and high of ₩4,310. Foreign ownership rose from 0.5% to 0.8% over 60 days.

What to watch

• The filings do not say what the share acquisition involves or how large it is; the full filing would be needed to know.
• Details of the planned increase in short-term borrowings and the value-up plan are not in the data; check the filings for amounts and timing.
• No news headlines and no analyst coverage or forecasts are included in the data, so the next annual or quarterly results will be the main source of new financial information.