MoneyMove머니무브

MoneyMove, a small KONEX-listed online lending platform, has no financial statements in the data and its shares are down sharply over the past year.

MoneyMove runs an online investment-linked lending platform that matches investor funds with personal credit borrowers and earns fees on loan origination, investment, early repayment and receivable trading. It also sells its in-house AI credit scoring tool, MoAI, to financial institutions. The data contains no annual or trailing financial results, valuation multiples or dividend history, so its current profitability cannot be assessed from this pack.

What stands out

• The shares closed at ₩6,900 on 2026-10-27, a market cap of about ₩19B, and are roughly 51% below the 52-week high of ₩14,000, though up 1.5% over one month.
• Over three months the stock is down 15.9% and over one year down 23.3%.
• No annual financial statements, trailing results, P/E, P/B or EV/EBITDA figures are available in the data, and the dividend yield is recorded as 0%.
• Recent filings are mostly routine: the December 2025 annual report, the March 2026 shareholders' meeting, stock purchase option grants, and investor relations events, plus a 5%+ holding report in April 2026.
• A filing titled 'Delisting' appears dated 2026-03-11, which the data does not explain. No news headlines are included, and foreign, institutional and retail net flows over 20 days are all zero.

What to watch

• Clarify the 'Delisting' filing from March 2026 and whether the company's KONEX listing status is affected, since the data does not say.
• Look for the next periodic filings to see actual revenue, earnings and loan-book trends, which are missing from this pack.
• Note that peer large-cap brokers and Samsung Card trade at low P/E ratios in the data, but these are much larger companies and not direct comparables for MoneyMove.