Sidiz시디즈

Sidiz is loss-making at the operating line over the past year but has just turned a small net profit, while its shares have fallen sharply.

Sidiz, a Pyeongtaek-based chair maker, booked trailing revenue of about ₩198B to H1 2026, with a small operating loss of about ₩1.0B and a net profit of about ₩1.7B. The shares closed at ₩17,750, down 29.1% over one year and well below the 52-week high of ₩26,000, with a market value of ₩35.5B. The data does not include analyst ratings or forecasts.

What stands out

• Trailing operating margin is -0.5% and net margin is 0.8%, so the small profit appears to rest on non-operating items, which the data does not break down.
• Revenue fell 6.1% in 2025 after a 4.1% rise in 2024, and operating losses widened to ₩6.7B in 2025 from ₩3.4B in 2024.
• The company reports ₩12.5B in cash and no borrowings, with free cash flow of about ₩11.2B on a trailing basis.
• Valuation is mixed: P/E is 21.2 and P/B is 0.5, and the dividend yield is 0%.
• Foreign ownership is small at 1.6%, up slightly from 1.5% sixty days earlier. Retail investors were net sellers over the last 20 days.

What to watch

• The full-year 2026 results and whether operating income turns positive, since the trailing figures are still slightly negative.
• Further filings on changes in the largest shareholder's holdings, which appeared frequently in June and July 2026.
• The data includes no recent news headlines, so any new company announcements would need to be checked directly in filings.