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Global SM Tech is a small Korean holding company whose TTM profit has fallen sharply from 2025, with a very high valuation relative to earnings.

Global SM Tech is a holding company that owns fastener makers in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Spain and Romania, selling to electronics and automotive manufacturers. On trailing data to H1 2026 it reported revenue of ₩94.3B, operating income of ₩5.8B and net income of ₩1.8B, with a 6.1% operating margin. At a ₩1,015 close (market cap ₩27.3B), its trailing P/E is about 15,472 and it pays no dividend, which the data shows as a valuation far above its peers.

What stands out

• Trailing net income of ₩1.8B is well below 2025's ₩4.3B and 2024's ₩0.4B, so earnings are volatile year to year.
• Operating margin of 6.1% on TTM is in line with recent years, but net margin is only 1.9%, suggesting large non-operating or tax effects that the data does not explain.
• Cash of ₩24.4B and liabilities at 25.4% of equity are shown, with no borrowings reported, and TTM free cash flow of ₩6.5B.
• The 52-week range is shown as ₩0 to ₩1,488, and the stock is up 13.3% over one year, 1.6% over three months and 1.5% over one month.
• Recent filings include a decision on listing equities on an overseas securities market by a subsidiary, a trading halt in June 2026, and several 5%+ holding and insider shareholding reports. No news headlines were in the data.

What to watch

• The subsidiary's planned overseas securities listing, which the filing titles mention but the data does not detail.
• Next results, including the full-year 2026 filing, to see whether earnings recover from the TTM level.
• The DCF fair value model gives a base of ₩5, bear ₩4 and bull ₩8 per share, far below the ₩1,015 price; the data does not explain this gap.