Bbia삐아

Bbia's trailing profits are solid, but the shares have fallen sharply over the past year.

Bbia is a Korean cosmetics brand company selling its own brands through online and offline channels in Korea and overseas, with products made by outside contractors. On trailing figures to H1 2026 it reports revenue of about ₩77.2B... more precisely ₩77.2B is shown as ₩77.2B, with a net margin near 9% and cash of ₩12.7B against borrowings of ₩2.7B. The share price is ₩6,600, down 38.9% over one year and sitting in the lower part of its 52-week range.

What stands out

• Trailing revenue is ₩77.2B, up from ₩68.0B in 2025, and trailing net income is ₩7.0B, against ₩4.8B for 2025.
• Trailing operating margin is 10% and net margin 9.1%, both higher than the 2025 full-year operating margin of 6.6%.
• The 2024 net income of ₩0.6B was much lower than its operating income, so earnings have been uneven year to year.
• The business reports cash of ₩12.7B, borrowings of ₩2.7B and liabilities at 22% of equity, a fairly light debt load.
• Recent filings include a share buyback trust contract in June 2026 and its termination in September 2026; the data does not explain the reason for the termination.
• Valuation metrics in the data show a P/E of 9.6, P/B of 1.5 and a 3% dividend yield; the DCF base value is ₩12,839, but this is a model output, not a forecast.

What to watch

• The next quarterly and annual reports, to see whether the higher trailing margins hold.
• Any further filings explaining the buyback trust termination and the company's capital return plans.
• Foreign and retail investor flows are small and the news list is empty, so the data gives little on market sentiment; the 52-week high of ₩11,800 versus the current ₩6,600 shows how volatile the stock has been.