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Cherrybro is a small poultry producer whose profits swung sharply between years, with the shares trading near their 52-week low.

Cherrybro runs a vertically integrated chicken business in Korea, from breeder stock and farms through to processing and sales to restaurants, retailers and caterers. Trailing twelve-month revenue to H1 2026 was ₩415.5B, with operating income of ₩28.5B and net income of ₩19.8B. The shares closed at ₩1,440, giving a market value of about ₩34.5B.

What stands out

• Trailing profitability is positive: operating margin of 6.9% and net margin of 4.8%, after a net loss of ₩9.1B in 2024 and a loss of ₩27.9B in 2021.
• Revenue has been fairly flat, with 2025 at ₩405.4B (up 5.9%) and 2024 down 4%, so growth is modest.
• Liabilities are 151% of equity and the data shows cash of ₩21.7B with no borrowings listed, though the balance sheet detail is limited.
• Valuation metrics are very low (P/E 1.7, P/B 0.3), but the data's DCF base value of ₩3,663 is well above the current price, and the bear case is zero.
• Foreign ownership fell slightly to 2% and the 20-day investor flows show foreign net selling, while the stock is down 6.5% over one year and no dividend is listed.

What to watch

• Filings tied to the extraordinary shareholders' meeting held on 2026-10-16, whose agenda is not in the data provided.
• The third-party collateral provision decision (amended 2026-09-23), which may affect the company's obligations.
• Whether the trading halt on 2026-08-27 and the amended half-year report figures are resolved in later filings; no news headlines were available.