Kanadevia Corporation (7004.T) Stock Price, Financials & Summary | drillr

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ValuationView details →

P/E (Fwd)

47.3x

EV/EBITDA

7.7x

Market Cap

JPY 195.33B

MomentumView details →

1D Return

+1.22%

YTD Return

+21.58%

RSI (14)

40.4

ValuationView details →

P/E (Fwd)

47.3x

EV/EBITDA

7.7x

Market Cap

JPY 195.33B

RSI (14)

40.4

MomentumView details →

1D Return

+1.22%

YTD Return

+21.58%

ProfitabilityView details →

Gross Margin

16.90%

Net Margin

1.73%

EBITDA Margin

4.31%

ROE (TTM)

5.48%

ROA (TTM)

1.55%

Asset Turnover

0.94x

GrowthView details →

Revenue YoY

+5.68%

EPS YoY

−49.60%

FCF YoY

—

Revenue CAGR 3Y

+9.41%

EPS CAGR 3Y

−10.53%

EBITDA YoY

—

EarningsView details →

EPS (Actual)

—

EPS Surprise

—

Beats (12Q)

—

Next Q EPS Est

—

Avg Surprise (4Q)

—

Rev Surprise

—

Capital & dividendView details →

Debt/Equity

0.80x

Current Ratio

1.12x

Quick Ratio

1.11x

Div Yield

2.15%

Div Rate

JPY 25.00

Div Growth 1Y

+0.00%

Financials snapshotView financials →

Revenue (TTM)

645.22B

Net Income (TTM)

11.14B

Op. CF (TTM)

—

Next earningsNov 9, 2026 →

Latest newsMore news →

Kanadevia developed a fire-resistant storage box for collecting and storing discarded lithium-ion batteries, with a planned launch within fiscal year 2026.24d ago

Sumitomo Corporation and Kanadevia have launched a waste-to-energy plant construction plan in West Java, Indonesia, marking the first entry by Japanese companies into the country's waste-to-energy boom.38d ago

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Latest newsMore news →

Kanadevia developed a fire-resistant storage box for collecting and storing discarded lithium-ion batteries, with a planned launch within fiscal year 2026.24d ago Sumitomo Corporation and Kanadevia have launched a waste-to-energy plant construction plan in West Java, Indonesia, marking the first entry by Japanese companies into the country's waste-to-energy boom.38d ago