Secuve시큐브

Secuve is a small, profitable Korean security software company whose shares trade near the low end of their 52-week range.

Secuve sold ₩13.6B of revenue over the twelve months to H1 2026, with operating income of ₩4.3B and net income of ₩5.0B, and it held ₩11.3B in cash with no borrowings reported. Revenue came back to ₩13.4B in 2025 after a 16.4% fall in 2024. At a ₩4,350 close and a ₩33.3B market value, the stock trades at 6.7 times earnings and 0.7 times book.

What stands out

• 2025 revenue rose 11.3% to ₩13.4B and net income rose to ₩4.7B from ₩3.0B in 2024, though operating income was roughly flat at ₩4.3B.
• Net income has been above operating income in recent periods, but the data does not explain the non-operating items behind this.
• Free cash flow was reported at ₩5.0B on a trailing basis, close to net income.
• Foreign ownership rose to 7.1% from 5% about 60 days earlier, while retail investors were net sellers of about ₩658M over the last 20 days and institutions were net buyers of about ₩921M.
• Filings show a buyback trust contract signed in May 2026 and a status report on the acquisition in late August 2026. No news headlines were available in the data.

What to watch

• The next quarterly report and whether revenue and margins hold near the trailing levels.
• Progress of the share acquisition under the buyback trust agreement, as reported in future filings.
• The data does not name specific business risks or customer concentration, so check the latest filings for any disclosed risks.