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NR21 SA operates in the competitive apparel retail sector, specializing in the design and distribution of underwear and indoor clothing for men, women, and children. Headquartered in Colombes, France, the company targets a broad demographic with its product offerings, positioning itself as a niche player in the intimate apparel market. Unlike fast-fashion retailers, NR21 focuses on essential, everyday wear, which provides some insulation against cyclical demand fluctuations. The company’s market positioning is modest, with limited international presence, suggesting a reliance on domestic demand. Its small market capitalization reflects its status as a minor player in the broader consumer cyclical sector. The negative beta indicates an atypical correlation with market movements, possibly due to its specialized product focus or operational idiosyncrasies. Given the lack of revenue data, the company may derive income from licensing, wholesale, or other non-retail channels, though this remains speculative without explicit disclosure.
NR21 reported no revenue for the period, which raises questions about its primary income streams. Despite this, the company achieved a net income of €210,700, translating to a diluted EPS of €2.86. The absence of revenue alongside positive net income suggests non-operational income sources, such as asset sales or one-time gains. Operating cash flow was negative at €-125,371, indicating potential liquidity challenges or reinvestment needs.
The company’s earnings power appears constrained, given the lack of revenue and negative operating cash flow. The positive net income implies some capital efficiency, but the absence of capital expenditures data limits further analysis. The diluted EPS of €2.86 suggests profitability on a per-share basis, though sustainability remains uncertain without recurring revenue streams.
NR21’s balance sheet shows minimal cash reserves (€28,700) and negligible total debt (€100), indicating a low-leverage financial structure. The lack of significant liabilities is a positive, but the limited cash position could constrain operational flexibility. The negative operating cash flow further underscores potential liquidity risks if not addressed through external financing or operational improvements.
Growth trends are unclear due to the absence of revenue data. The company does not pay dividends, retaining earnings for potential reinvestment or operational needs. The lack of historical financial context makes it difficult to assess long-term growth trajectories or cyclical performance patterns.
With a market capitalization of approximately €2.5 million, NR21 is a micro-cap stock with limited market visibility. The negative beta of -2.61 suggests high idiosyncratic risk, potentially deterring risk-averse investors. The absence of revenue and reliance on non-operational income may weigh on valuation multiples, though the positive EPS could attract value-oriented investors.
NR21’s focus on essential apparel provides some resilience against economic downturns, but its lack of scale and revenue visibility are significant drawbacks. The company’s niche positioning could be leveraged for targeted growth, but operational inefficiencies, as evidenced by negative cash flow, need addressing. The outlook remains uncertain without clearer revenue drivers or strategic initiatives.
Company description and financial data sourced from publicly available disclosures and market data providers.
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