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Lotte Energy Materials Corp

KRX • Industrials • Electrical Equipment & Parts • Quote as of 10/28/2026 15:30
Lotte Energy Materials Corp stock price and volume chart

Company Profile

IndustryElectrical Equipment & Parts
SectorIndustrials
ExchangeKRX
Market Capitalization2,618,273 mln
Float21.50 mln
Earnings Date08/04/2025

Piotroski F-Score

3 / 9
Below average

Beneish M-Score

-1.59
Likely manipulated

1-Year Forecast

58,600
Strong upside

Relative Strength

4 / 100
Severely lagging

Debt / Equity

0.20
Very low leverage

Pre-Tax Margin

-11%
Loss-making

Business Description

Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, Lotte Energy Materials Corporation is a subsidiary of Lotte Chemical Corporation that makes and sells copper foil products used in electronics, circuit boards, and rechargeable batteries. The company offers a range of these foils designed for specific uses, including electric vehicles, energy storage systems, semiconductor packaging, and high-density circuit boards. It also produces lithium manganese oxide, a key material used in rechargeable lithium batteries for electric vehicles.

Key Fundamentals

EPS-1,556
ROE-4.94
RPS12,767
ROIC-4.98
ROA-3.60
Interest Cover-10.09
EBITDA, mln29,260
EV / EBITDA78.92
EV / EBIT-34.37
Revenue, mln668,657
EV / Revenue3.45

Quote Details

Last 45,050
Change 150 (0.33%)
Open 44,950
Volume 424,454
Turnover 19,121,651,712
Average Volume 508,826

Financial Ratios

Pre-Tax Profit Margin-11
Leverage Ratio1.43
Current Ratio3.80
Price / Book1.18
Price / Tangible Book1.20
Debt / Equity0.20
Price / Sales3.31

Financial Strength

Altman Z-Score2.9
Piotroski F-Score 3 / 9
Beneish M-Score-1.59
1-Year Target Price58,600
Shiller PE Ratio113

Price Performance & Relative Strength

Period Price Performance Relative Strength
1 Week -18.09% 1 / 100   
1 Month 12.2% 94 / 100   
2 Months 39.69% 96 / 100   
6 Months -20.55% 54 / 100   
1 Year 73.6% 92 / 100   



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