한탑
Financials
Valuation Metrics
한탑's Market Cap is ₩246B. At end of 2025 it was ₩277B. Ranked #2146 of 2,405 in KR market (top 89%), #1390 of 1,627 on KOSDAQ (top 85%), #70 of 82 in Food, Beverage & Tobacco (top 85%) by Market Cap.
Investment Metrics(as of 2026-11-02)
| Metric | Value | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Size | ||
| Market Cap | 24.59B KRW | KR#2,146/2,405 Sec#70/82 |
| Revenue | 78.60B KRW | KR#1,550/2,405 Sec#70/82 |
| Net Income | -29.88B KRW | KR—/2,405 Sec—/82 |
| Total Assets | 138.32B KRW | KR#1,563/2,405 Sec#67/82 |
| Net Assets | 47.32B KRW | KR#1,938/2,405 Sec#69/82 |
| Employees | 114 | KR#1,538/2,405 Sec#59/82 |
| Value | ||
| P/B | 0.52x | KR#912/2,405 Sec#53/82 |
| P/S | 0.31x | KR#656/2,405 Sec#49/82 |
| FCF Yield | 4.69% | KR#896/2,405 Sec#48/82 |
| Profitability | ||
| ROE | -63.14% | KR#2,290/2,405 Sec#78/82 |
| ROA | -21.60% | KR#2,243/2,405 Sec#78/82 |
| Op. Margin | -1.04% | KR#1,690/2,405 Sec#72/82 |
| Revenue Growth | -6.33% | KR#1,815/2,405 Sec#73/82 |
| Financial Health | ||
| Debt Ratio | 192.29% | KR#2,068/2,405 Sec#67/82 |
| Total Debt | 73.33B KRW | KR#841/2,405 Sec#45/82 |
| FCF | 1.15B KRW | KR#1,134/2,405 Sec#54/82 |
| Cash | 7.12B KRW | KR#1,863/2,405 Sec#68/82 |
| Performance | ||
| 1Y Return | -13.74% | KR#869/2,405 Sec#31/82 |
| 1M Return | -7.04% | KR#900/2,405 Sec#60/82 |
| From 52W High | -38.45% | KR#696/2,405 Sec#47/82 |
| 1Y MDD | -65.06% | KR#1,720/2,405 Sec#72/82 |
| Trading | ||
| Volume | 29,869 shares | KR#1,281/2,405 Sec#33/82 |
| Trading Value | 90.3M KRW | KR#1,475/2,405 Sec#44/82 |
| Foreign Own. | 2.25% | KR#1,538/2,405 Sec#54/82 |
| Per Share | ||
| EPS | -3,853 KRW | KR—/2,405 Sec—/82 |
| BPS | 6,101 KRW | KR#1,361/2,405 Sec#55/82 |
Company Info
Hantop, established in 1959 for manufacturing and selling wheat flour and mixed feed, was listed on KOSDAQ in 1995. The company operates its headquarters in Busan Metropolitan City and a flour mill in Yangsan-si. Its main businesses are flour milling and feed, alongside a diversified structure including medical device manufacturing, protective tapes, and automobile maintenance. The flour milling industry imports raw materials from North America and Australia, ensuring stable supply as a basic necessity, while the feed industry provides services to farms with high-quality products and technology.