Nsys

엔시스 · 333620

Industrials Electrical Equipment · KOSDAQ

Small-cap

Market cap US$44.7M (₩61.7B)

Overview

Nsys makes machine-vision inspection systems, camera-based equipment that automatically checks rechargeable batteries for defects during manufacturing, as well as the production machinery used to assemble battery cells and modules.

It supplies these systems to rechargeable-battery makers, covering every stage of the production process from electrode preparation through final packaging and testing. Listed on KOSDAQ, Korea's tech-focused small-cap board, its entire product portfolio is focused on the rechargeable-battery manufacturing supply chain, serving both domestic and overseas battery producers.

Summary is AI-generated and may contain errors · figures from DART filings

Financials

Source: DART · FY ending Dec · latest FY2025
Revenue · FY2025
US$35.4M
▼ −22.4% YoY
Operating profit · FY2025
−US$4.4M
Turned to loss
Net income · FY2025
−US$5M
Turned to loss

Revenue

  • FY2023US$37.1M
  • FY2024US$45.6M
  • FY2025US$35.4M

Operating profit

  • FY2023US$1.3M
  • FY2024US$7.6M
  • FY2025−US$4.4M

Net income

  • FY2023US$1.6M
  • FY2024US$7.2M
  • FY2025−US$5M

Key ratios (FY2025)

ROE
-13.3%
Debt/Eq
65.4%
Op. margin
-12.5%
Net margin
-14.0%
Rev. YoY
▼ −22.4%

Why it matters

Its named overseas customers and prospects include Morrow, Lyten, Panasonic, CATL, BYD, ACC, and Forge Nano, reflecting a deliberate push beyond Korea's domestic battery industry.

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Data from DART, Korea's official corporate-filing system. Data sourced from official DART filings. Accuracy is not guaranteed. Figures are as of the date shown. As of 2026-06-12 (KST). · FX: 1 USD ≈ ₩1,380 (2026-06-01).

Company summaries are generated and may contain errors; financial figures are mapped directly from official filings.