Samjin LND삼진엘앤디

Samjin LND is near break-even on a trailing basis after large losses in 2023 to 2025, with a return to a small operating profit in the latest half-year period.

Samjin LND, a Korea-based maker of battery components, automotive parts and office equipment parts, reported trailing revenue of ₩141.6B to H1 2026 with a small operating profit of ₩2.2B but a net loss of ₩4.6B. The shares closed at ₩984 on 2026-10-19, below the 52-week high of ₩1,500, and the company pays no dividend. The data does not include analyst ratings, price targets or forecasts.

What stands out

• Revenue has fallen for three straight years, from ₩256.5B in 2022 to ₩136.3B in 2025, though the trailing figure to H1 2026 is ₩141.6B.
• Operating income turned positive on a trailing basis (1.5% margin), after operating losses in every year from 2023 to 2025.
• The trailing net loss of ₩4.6B and ROE of -10.7% show that the company is still loss-making below the operating line.
• Liabilities are 240.1% of equity, while cash of ₩16.3B is listed and no borrowings figure is given.
• The company trades at a price-to-book of 0.6 and has no reported P/E, since earnings are negative; the dividend yield is 0%.
• Recent filings center on share buyback arrangements: a trust contract for own-share acquisition was terminated in September 2026, and several insider shareholding reports were filed.

What to watch

• The next periodic results and whether the operating profit holds and the net loss narrows.
• Any further filings on the terminated own-share buyback trust and how the company uses its treasury shares.
• Foreign ownership is low at 2.3% and falling slightly, and the 20-day flows show net foreign selling, so changes in ownership are worth tracking.