Ssial Food씨알푸드

Ssial Food is a small KONEX-listed cereal maker whose shares have risen sharply over the past year, though the data shows little on current financials.

Ssial Food makes grain-based cereals and cereal bars, sold under its own brand and as OEM and private-label products in Korea, with a small export share. At ₩2,300 per share, the market value is about ₩4.7B, and the shares are up 100.3% over one year but down 8.9% over three months. The data provided contains no trailing or annual financial statements, so the current profitability and balance sheet cannot be assessed from it.

What stands out

• The share price is ₩2,300, near the upper part of its 52-week range of ₩1,000 to ₩4,300.
• Returns are mixed: up 15% over one month and 100.3% over one year, but down 8.9% over three months.
• No annual financials or trailing figures are included, and valuation ratios such as P/E and P/B are unavailable for this company.
• Recent filings are mostly routine: an annual report and audit reports for December 2025, a shareholders' meeting, director appointments, and investor relations events in May, June and October 2026.
• No news headlines were provided, and the company pays no dividend according to the data.
• Over the last 20 days, retail investors show net buying of about ₩1.4B while institutions show net selling of the same amount; foreign ownership is 0%.

What to watch

• Upcoming periodic filings, since the data includes no 2026 financial results to judge earnings trends.
• Liquidity and volatility of a KONEX-listed stock, given the wide 52-week price range and the 8.9% fall over three months.
• Concentration in the Korean market and reliance on large retail and convenience store customers, which the profile describes but does not quantify.