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KING Co., Ltd. operates in the apparel manufacturing sector, specializing in textile products under multiple brands such as PINORE, CECICA BLUE, and MORABITO PREMIER. The company’s revenue model is driven by the design, production, and sale of leather goods, synthetic fibers, and miscellaneous accessories, catering to diverse consumer preferences. With a legacy dating back to 1948, KING Co. has established a niche in Japan’s competitive textile market, leveraging brand differentiation and product variety to maintain relevance. Its portfolio spans luxury and everyday items, including pleated garments, coats, and footwear, positioning it as a versatile player in the consumer cyclical space. The company’s multi-brand strategy allows it to target different market segments, from premium (MORABITO BLANC) to accessible (JUDY), enhancing its resilience against economic fluctuations. While domestic operations form its core, KING Co.’s market positioning reflects a focus on quality craftsmanship and brand heritage, though international exposure remains limited.
In FY2024, KING Co. reported revenue of ¥8.55 billion, with net income of ¥533 million, translating to a diluted EPS of ¥33. Operating cash flow stood at ¥997 million, supported by disciplined cost management. Capital expenditures were modest at ¥238 million, indicating a lean operational approach. The company’s profitability metrics suggest stable margins, though sector-wide pressures like raw material costs may pose challenges.
The company’s net income of ¥533 million underscores its ability to convert revenue into earnings effectively. With operating cash flow nearly double net income, KING Co. demonstrates strong cash generation relative to profitability. Low capital intensity (Capex at 2.8% of revenue) reflects efficient asset utilization, though reinvestment for growth appears conservative.
KING Co. maintains a robust balance sheet, with cash and equivalents of ¥10.8 billion dwarfing total debt of ¥480 million, signaling negligible leverage. This liquidity position provides flexibility for strategic initiatives or weathering downturns. Shareholders’ equity is likely substantial given the low debt, though detailed figures are unavailable.
Revenue growth trends are undisclosed, but the dividend payout of ¥18 per share implies a yield of ~1.1% (based on market cap), aligning with conservative income distribution. The lack of explicit growth metrics suggests a focus on stability rather than aggressive expansion.
At a market cap of ¥12.3 billion, the company trades at ~14x net income, reflecting moderate valuation multiples. A beta of 0.32 indicates low volatility relative to the market, possibly appealing to risk-averse investors.
KING Co.’s strengths lie in its diversified brand portfolio and strong liquidity, though reliance on domestic markets and limited capex may constrain long-term growth. The outlook hinges on sustaining brand appeal and exploring niche opportunities in Japan’s mature apparel sector.
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