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Solize Holdings (5871)

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20min DelayMarket Closed Jun 8 15:30 JST

8.07BMarket Cap-196.64P/E (Static)

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Solize Holdings (5871) Key Financial Indicators

5871 Free Cash Flow (FCF)

Interested in knowing about Solize Holdings's free cash flow? The latest report shows it as --. Keep an eye on and closely monitor the company's cash flow to make informed investment decisions.

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5871 Current Ratio

If you are evaluating a company's liquidity, current ratio is an important measure to consider. The latest financial report of Solize Holdings shows that the company's current ratio is 2.87, indicating healthy liquidity.

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5871 Quick Ratio

Another liquidity indicator to closely monitor is quick ratio. According to the latest financial results of Solize Holdings, the quick ratio is 2.44, indicating that the company can meet its short-term debt obligations.

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5871 Return on Equity (ROE)

Want to learn more about the financial health of Solize Holdings? The latest ROE figure is 2.22%, indicating that the company has stable profitability.

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5871 Return on Assets (ROA)

Investors looking for profitability indicators may be interested in ROA. According to the latest financial results of Solize Holdings, the total asset return on investment (ROA) is 1.63%.

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5871 Gross Margin

Gross margin can provide insight into a company's pricing strategy and cost structure. Check Solize Holdings's latest financial report to see how their gross margin is doing - currently at 29.89%.

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5871 Net Margin

For investors focusing on operational efficiency, net profit margin is an important indicator. According to the latest financial results of Solize Holdings, the net profit margin is 3.39%, which is a good sign for its profitability.

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