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5697

Sanyu Co Ltd

5697 TSE
¥846.00¥0.00  (0%)
Estimate
P/E
8.4
EPS
101.2
Beta
0.374
Growth
Revenue, YoY
3.54%
Net income, YoY
46.41%
Dividends
Dividend yield
3.55%
Annual payout
¥30.00
Next ex. div date
March 30, 27
Payout
21.78%
Div.growth, 5y
22.42%
Dividend growth streak
2 y
Div.rating
About the company
Ticker
5697
ISIN
JP3337400000
Country
Japan
Sector (GICS)
Materials
Sanyu Co., Ltd. produces and sells steel products in Japan. The company offers polished steel bars, including carbon steel for machine construction, sulfur and sulfur-compound free cutting steel, and alloy steel; cold heading steel wires comprising carbon, boron, and alloy steel wires; and stainless steel rods, as well as cold-rolled steel bars. It serves the automobile, construction machinery, and industrial machinery industries. Sanyu Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1957 and is headquartered in Hirakata, Japan.

Frequently asked questions

What sector does Sanyu Co Ltd (5697) operate in?

Sanyu Co Ltd belongs to the Materials sector and operates in the Steel industry.

What is Sanyu Co Ltd (5697) current stock price?

As of the latest data, Sanyu Co Ltd stock price is ¥846, with a previous close of ¥846.

What is Sanyu Co Ltd (5697) current market capitalization?

Sanyu Co Ltd market cap is approximately 5.11 billion.

What is Sanyu Co Ltd (5697) Earnings Per Share (EPS)?

The trailing EPS is ¥101.

What is Sanyu Co Ltd (5697) Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio?

Sanyu Co Ltd current P/E ratio is 8.36.

What is Sanyu Co Ltd (5697) EBITDA?

Sanyu Co Ltd EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is 289.73 million.

Does Sanyu Co Ltd (5697) pay dividends?

Yes. Sanyu Co Ltd pays annual dividends with an annualized yield of 3.55% and an estimated annual payout of ¥30 per share.

When is the next ex-dividend date for Sanyu Co Ltd (5697)?

The next ex-dividend date is scheduled for March 30, 2027.

What is Sanyu Co Ltd (5697) beta (volatility) score?

Sanyu Co Ltd has a beta of 0.374, indicating lower volatility than the overall market.