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Denka Company Limited (DENKF)

Valor Justo
Basic MaterialsChemicalsJapan

Fundamental

65

Precio

$3217.00

Capitalización Bursátil

$289.63B

Parte 1 · Cuánto vale la empresa

Resumen

Denka is a Japanese chemicals maker that turns basic feedstocks like acetylene and calcium carbide into a wide range of industrial materials: cement additives, synthetic rubber for hoses and gaskets, packaging film, and specialty ceramics and silica used inside semiconductor chips and their packaging. It runs its own chemical plants and sells mostly to other manufacturers, who use Denka's materials as inputs into their own products rather than to consumers directly.

Cómo genera ingresos

Revenue comes from selling bulk and specialty chemicals to industrial customers, with margins that vary widely by product: commodity items like calcium carbide compete mainly on cost against low-cost Chinese production, while niche materials for semiconductor packaging — benefiting from AI-driven chip demand — carry better margins. The company reports results across four segments, the largest by far being Polymer Solutions.

Ingresos por segmento

Polymer Solutions32.3%

PVC-related resins and compounds used in construction and industrial applications, the group's single largest business.

Electronic and Advanced Products27.2%

Specialty ceramics, spherical silica and alumina used in semiconductor chips and packaging, a segment growing with AI-related chip demand.

Elastomer and Infrastructure Solutions25.4%

Synthetic rubber (chloroprene) and cement-related infrastructure materials, sold mainly to the automotive and construction industries.

Life Innovation10.5%

Food packaging film, diagnostic reagents and healthcare-related materials, the smallest of the four main segments.

Other4.6%

Residual businesses not allocated to the four main reportable segments.

Ventaja competitiva

Sin ventaja identificada · Ninguna

Most of Denka's revenue comes from commodity chemicals — calcium carbide, PVC compounds, synthetic rubber — where Chinese producers with cheaper raw materials and electricity set the price and Denka has little room to charge a premium. The electronic-materials segment has stronger technical differentiation in semiconductor packaging materials, but it is not yet large enough to define a moat for the company as a whole.

Qué impulsa la demanda

Cíclico

Most of Denka's chemicals feed into cyclical end markets — automotive, construction and general electronics — so orders slow when those industries pull back on production. Its semiconductor-materials business is a partial exception, currently growing on demand tied to generative AI chip production, but it is not yet large enough to offset weakness in the bigger commodity segments.

Riesgos clave

  • Chloroprene plant litigation and closure — Denka's chloroprene rubber plant in LaPlace, Louisiana faced a U.S. Department of Justice complaint and EPA action over carcinogenic chloroprene emissions, and the company has since been reviewing comprehensive measures for the business, including closing the affected production.
  • Structural decline in combustion-vehicle demand — The shift toward electric vehicles is reducing demand for products tied to internal-combustion engines, and Denka has already decided to exit its specialty chloroprene rubber business for automotive hoses as a result.
  • Cyclical raw material and end-market exposure — Fluctuations in raw material prices and currency movements, combined with reliance on cyclical customer industries such as automotive and construction, make earnings sensitive to swings the company cannot control.

Los argumentos a favor

Buyers argue that Denka's semiconductor-materials business is becoming a meaningful, higher-margin growth engine on the back of AI-related chip demand, and that exiting declining, litigation-exposed businesses like combustion-vehicle rubber and the Louisiana chloroprene plant leaves a cleaner, more focused company behind.

Los argumentos en contra

Sellers fear that most of Denka's revenue still sits in commodity chemicals facing relentless Chinese cost competition and structurally declining combustion-vehicle demand, and that the unresolved Louisiana litigation could still impose costs and reputational damage beyond what has already been recognised.

Written by the editors, published on 18 de agosto de 2026

Direct competitors

Who this company fights with for the same customers

Generated on 18 de septiembre de 2026 with claude-haiku-4-5 — shared with all users

Tosoh Corporation (東ソー株式会社)4042

Tosoh sells chloroprene rubber under the Skyprene brand to the same automotive-parts, belt, cable and adhesive makers Denka supplies, and overlaps again in chlor-alkali chemicals and clinical diagnostic systems.

Resonac Holdings Corporation (株式会社レゾナック・ホールディングス)4004

Resonac has made polychloroprene in Japan since the 1960s for the same glove, adhesive and waterproofing customers, and competes with Denka a second time in materials for semiconductor packaging and electronic components.

ARLANXEO Holding B.V.Not tracked

ARLANXEO's Baypren range is the main non-Japanese source of high-grade chloroprene rubber and bids for the same European cable, belt and wetsuit accounts Denka targets.

Shanxi Synthetic Rubber Group Co., Ltd. (山西合成橡胶集团有限责任公司)Not tracked

China's largest chloroprene rubber producer competes with Denka on commodity grades, where Chinese capacity has been taking volume in Asian markets.

Kaneka Corporation (株式会社カネカ)4118

Kaneka sells functional and foamed resins, films and life-science products into the same packaging, construction and medical-device customers as Denka's polymer and life-innovation businesses.

Balance y Liquidez

Ingresos

$387.15B

Últimos 12 meses hasta el último trimestre publicado — estimación a partir de métricas por acción

Beneficio Neto

$13.53B

Últimos 12 meses hasta el último trimestre publicado — estimación a partir de métricas por acción

Flujo de Caja Libre

$-31.49B

Patrimonio Neto Total

$310.71B

Pasivo Total

$342.18B

Ratio de Liquidez

1.41

Cobertura de Intereses

12.46

Deuda/EBITDA

4.52

Beneficio Por Acción

Ingresos y Beneficio Neto

Flujo de Caja Libre

Desglose de Ingresos

Estado histórico

Márgenes en el tiempo

La deuda en el tiempo

Cuánto pesa la deuda

Cuadro de crecimiento

Crecimiento — Ingresos

Estimación de Valor Justo

CíclicaValoración Justa

Valor Justo

$3016.94

Precio Actual

$3217.00

Margen de Seguridad

-6.6%

Rango de Valor Justo

$1961.01 - $4072.87

Dispersión entre los métodos de valoración utilizados, no un intervalo de confianza calibrado estadísticamente.

Métodos de Estimación

Precio objetivo de los analistas:$4502.50
Flujo de caja descontado (DCF):No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Múltiplo sobre beneficios (P/E):$2535.30
Fórmula de crecimiento de Graham:No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Valor de la capacidad de generar beneficios (EPV):$1029.42
P/B justificado:No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Descuento de dividendos (Gordon):No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
P/FFO, fondos de operaciones:No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Beneficios de mitad de ciclo:Datos insuficientes para calcularlo
Múltiplo sobre ingresos:No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Consenso de Analistas:Comprar (10B / 3H / 0S)
Última Sorpresa de Resultados:+2.99%

Métricas de Valoración

Ratio P/E

20.49

ROE

5.1%

Ratio P/B

0.90

P/FCF

-

Margen Bruto

26.6%

ROIC

4.2%

Radar de Rentabilidad

Creación de Valor (Ventaja Competitiva)

ROIC

4.2%

WACC

6.6%

ROIC − WACC

-2.4 pp

El ROIC está por debajo del coste del capital: la empresa destruye valor por cada dólar invertido.

Criterios de Análisis Fundamental

Superado (14)

  • EPS shows upward trend
  • EPS CAGR 7.14%
  • P/B Ratio 0.90
  • Debt/Equity ratio
  • Current Ratio
  • Interest Coverage
  • Debt/EBITDA
  • Price below Graham Number
  • Analyst Consensus 77% Buy
  • Earnings Surprise avg 7.8%
  • Earnings Quality (OCF/NI) 2.30
  • Share Dilution 0.0%
  • Net Margin Trend 4.1% vs -3.1%
  • Piotroski F-Score 8/9

Fallido (8)

  • Price CAGR 1.86%
  • ROIC 4.2%
  • Gross Margin 26.6%
  • Operating Margin 3.5%
  • Positive Free Cash Flow
  • DCF valuation (Unknown)
  • ROE 4.5%
  • Revenue Growth 5Y 1.6%

No disponible (6)

  • P/FCF NaN
  • Dividend Payout NaN%
  • CapEx intensity
  • Return on Tangible Assets
  • Low reliance on intangibles
  • PEG Ratio (need PE > 0 and growth > 0)

Piotroski F-Score

8/9

Solidez financiera fuerte

score
criteria

Calidad de los Beneficios

2.30

Alta calidad: beneficios respaldados por efectivo

Dilución de Acciones

0.0%

Recomprando acciones. Favorable para el accionista

Participaciones institucionales

No hay declaraciones institucionales para esta empresa.

Gobernanza

Equipo Directivo

NombreCargoEdad
Mr. Ikuo IshidaPresident, CEO & Representative Director63
Mr. Rimiru HayashidaCSCO, CFO and SMEO of Acco, Finance, Pur., Logi. & Corporate Comm. Dept. & Director64
Mr. Masanobu KosakaManaging Executive Officer, CTO & Director62
Mr. Akinori AdachiExecutive Officer of Administrative Dept., Legal Dept., Internal Control Dept. & Secretary Dept.-
Mr. Kei HaraManaging Executive Officer and Chief Human Resource & Compliance Officer58
Hiroyuki YamamotoGeneral Manager of Corporate Communications Department-
Mr. Hiroto HoriuchiManaging Executive Officer58
Mr. Masahide YamadaExecutive Officer & Head of New Business Development.-
Masahiro KawaiExecutive Officer & MD of DCHA, DSPL, DAPL-
Mr. Taro InadaExecutive Officer, GM & Head of Life Innovation-

Riesgo de Auditoría

1

Riesgo del Consejo

8

Riesgo de Compensación

5

Riesgo de Derechos del Accionista

1

Parte 2 · El precio y el momento de entrar

Esta parte no sirve para saber si la empresa vale: sirve para elegir cuándo comprarla, una vez que los fundamentales te han convencido. Dentro: análisis técnico, potencial, caídas históricas, exposición gamma.

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