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STUDIO ALICE Co., Ltd. is a specialized provider of children's photography services in Japan, operating in the personal products and services sector. The company caters to milestone events such as maternity, newborn, birthdays, graduations, and traditional celebrations like Shichigosan, leveraging cultural significance to drive demand. Its revenue model combines service fees from photo shoots with ancillary sales of prints, albums, and accessories, creating a diversified income stream. The company holds a niche position in Japan's consumer cyclical market, differentiating itself through themed offerings like Disney character shoots and on-location services. With a heritage dating back to 1974, STUDIO ALICE has established brand trust and a localized operational footprint, serving families seeking high-quality commemorative photography. Its market positioning is reinforced by a comprehensive suite of services that capture life-cycle events, making it a go-to provider in a sentimental and recurring demand segment.
For the fiscal year ending February 2025, STUDIO ALICE reported revenue of ¥35.6 billion, with net income of ¥1.37 billion, reflecting a net margin of approximately 3.8%. The company generated ¥6.34 billion in operating cash flow, demonstrating solid cash conversion from its asset-light studio operations. Capital expenditures of ¥2.01 billion suggest ongoing investments in studio maintenance or expansion.
The company’s diluted EPS of ¥80.38 indicates moderate earnings power relative to its market cap. With ¥19.52 billion in cash and equivalents against ¥2.52 billion in total debt, STUDIO ALICE maintains a strong liquidity position, supporting operational flexibility. The low beta of -0.05 suggests minimal correlation to broader market movements, typical for niche consumer services.
STUDIO ALICE’s balance sheet is robust, with cash reserves nearly eight times its total debt. This conservative leverage profile underscores financial stability. The company’s ¥34.78 billion market cap aligns with its asset base, reflecting investor confidence in its niche market strategy and cash-generative business model.
The company’s dividend payout of ¥50 per share signals a commitment to shareholder returns, though growth prospects may be tempered by Japan’s demographic challenges. Revenue stability hinges on cultural demand for milestone photography, a recurring but mature market. Strategic expansions in service offerings or digital products could provide incremental growth.
Trading at a market cap of ¥34.78 billion, the company’s valuation reflects its steady cash flows and defensive positioning. The negative beta suggests investors view it as a stable, low-volatility holding, albeit with limited growth upside given its niche focus and domestic reliance.
STUDIO ALICE benefits from brand legacy and cultural embeddedness in Japan’s milestone photography segment. Its asset-light model and strong cash position provide resilience, though long-term growth may require diversification beyond traditional studio services. The outlook remains stable, supported by recurring demand but constrained by demographic headwinds.
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