Samick Musical Instruments
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Samick Musical Instruments makes pianos, guitars, electronic keyboards, and orchestral instruments for home players and professional performers alike.
Its products reach customers in the United States, China, Europe, and other markets through dedicated sales subsidiaries in each region. Listed on KOSPI, Korea's main stock exchange, the company also runs a second business supplying combined heat and electricity to residential households in the Gwangju metropolitan area. Much of its musical-instrument revenue flows through an intermediary-trade model, where finished goods produced at its Indonesian manufacturing subsidiary are purchased by the parent and re-exported to third countries.
Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings
The company operates two distinct segments, musical instruments and district energy supply, making it structurally unusual for a consumer-goods listing.
Samick Musical Instruments in five facts
What does Samick Musical Instruments do?
Samick Musical Instruments makes pianos, guitars, electronic keyboards, and orchestral instruments for home players and professional performers alike.
Where is Samick Musical Instruments listed and in which sector?
Samick Musical Instruments (Korean name: 삼익악기) trades under KRX code 002450 on KOSPI, the main board of the Korea Exchange. It is classified in the Consumer Discretionary sector, Consumer Durables.
How large is Samick Musical Instruments?
Its market capitalisation was US$72.8M on 2026-10-21, which puts it in this site's small-cap group. US$ amounts are converted from won at 1 USD ≈ ₩1,325 (2026-10-21).
What were Samick Musical Instruments's latest annual revenue and operating profit?
For fiscal year 2025, Samick Musical Instruments reported revenue of US$169.4M, operating profit of US$1.7M and net income of US$13M, per its annual report on DART (data retrieved from DART on 2026-09-06). Revenue was down 2.6% on the previous year.
Where does this data come from?
Financial statements and filings come from DART, Korea's official corporate-filing system. Share prices, market capitalisation and trading status come from KRX. Company summaries are AI-generated from the filings and may contain errors; financial figures are mapped directly from DART.
Data sources and last updated
- Filings and financial statements
- DART (dart.fss.or.kr), Korea's official corporate-filing system
- Prices, market cap, trading status
- KRX (Korea Exchange), via FinanceDataReader
- Latest annual financials
- Fiscal year 2025, data retrieved from DART on 2026-09-06
- Share price and market cap
- Close of 2026-10-21
- Currency
- US$, converted from won at 1 USD ≈ ₩1,325 (2026-10-21 close)
- Company data updated
- 2026-10-21
- Company summary
- AI-generated from filings; may contain errors. Information only, not investment advice.
- Report on large shareholdings (5% rule) (standard)Sep 28
- Report on large shareholdings (5% rule) (standard)Sep 9
- Decision to acquire shares/equity in another company (subsidiary)
Samick Musical Instruments disclosed a subsidiary's acquisition of Honchiba Country Club Co., Ltd., worth US$30.1M.
M&A · Apr 27 - Rights offering (paid-in capital increase) decision (subsidiary)Capital raise · Apr 1
- Decision to acquire shares/equity in another company
Samick Musical Instruments disclosed an acquisition of SAMICK MUSIC CORP., worth US$10.1M.
M&A · Mar 31 - Change of 30% or more in revenue or profit/loss structure (15% for large companies)
Samick Musical Instruments reported consolidated results for FY2025: revenue of US$156M (−2.7% year on year), operating profit of US$2.04M (−50.6% year on year) and net income of US$11.5M (+429.6% year on year).
Earnings · Feb 25 - Cash/in-kind dividend decision
Samick Musical Instruments declared a cash dividend of US$0.03 per share.
Dividend · Feb 25