LFLF

LF's trailing profits are steady and the shares sit near the lower end of their 52-week range, but the data gives no reason to assume a turnaround.

LF is a Korean textiles and apparel company with trailing twelve-month revenue of ₩1.92T, operating income of ₩182B and net income of ₩113B to H1 2026. Revenue fell in 2025 and 2023 but recovered in H1 2026 relative to 2025 full-year levels, and the balance sheet shows cash of ₩319B with no reported borrowings. The company profile in the data is thin and does not describe its products or markets in detail.

What stands out

• Trailing operating margin is 9.5% and net margin 5.9%, above the 2025 levels of 8.9% and 5.3%.
• Shares closed at ₩22,850, about 14% below the 52-week high of ₩26,450 and about 34% above the low of ₩17,010; the one-year return is 25.5%.
• Valuation looks low on the data provided: P/E 5.9, P/B 0.4 and a 3.1% dividend yield, though the DCF model's base value of ₩26,865 is only a model output, with a bear case of ₩10,351 and a bull case of ₩56,662.
• Over the last 20 days, retail and foreign investors were net sellers, while foreign ownership fell from 13.7% to 12.8%.
• Recent filings include a share buyback decision (Sep 30, 2026), several 5%+ holding reports and an IR event; no news headlines were provided.

What to watch

• Whether the share buyback announced on Sep 30, 2026 is carried out, and the outcome of the 5%+ holding report filed Oct 20, 2026.
• The next quarterly or annual results, to see if margins hold near the trailing levels.
• The company profile is limited, so the data does not show customer, brand or market risks; these would need to be checked in the full filings.