Daishin Securities Co., Ltd 003540

KRX · South Korea · Finance

KRW 25,350.00+50.00 (+0.20%)

Market closed· Oct 1, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC· KRW · Data may be delayed

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Daishin Securities Co., Ltd 003540

KRX · South Korea · Finance

KRW 25,350.00+50.00 (+0.20%)

Market closed· Oct 1, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC· KRW · Data may be delayed

Prices may be delayed and are for informational purposes only - not investment advice.

-32.04% · 6MFull-screen chart

Open KRW 25,400.00High KRW 25,500.00Low KRW 25,050.00Close KRW 25,350.00Volume 24.89K

Oct 1, 2026

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Key statistics

Previous close: KRW 25,300.00
Day range: KRW 25,050.00 – KRW 25,500.00
52-week range: KRW 22,750.00 – KRW 51,400.00
Volume: 24.89K
Market cap: KRW 1.44T
P/E (TTM): 4.6
Dividend yield (annualized): 4.74%
Next earnings date: 2026-11-05
Avg. volume (1Y): 189.99K

Performance

1 week

-2.87%

1 month

-5.76%

3 months

-13.48%

6 months

-29.49%

Year to date

-3.37%

1 year

+0.92%

Total return, dividends included.

Company profile

Sector: Finance
Industry: Investment Banks/Brokers
Country: South Korea
Exchange: KRX
Shares outstanding: 38.48M
Employees: 1,432
ISIN: KR7003540002
Beta: 0.46

Technical view

Below averages

Where the price sits against its 50- and 200-day moving averages.

Valuation & analysis

Makkler Fair Value, financial health score, analyst view, peers and MakklerAI.

News

Yahoo FinanceFeb 11, 2026

CEO of Boston Dynamics to step down, as Hyundai's robot strategy in focus

Robert Playter, chief executive ‌of Hyundai Motor Group's robot affiliate ‌Boston Dynamics is stepping down, the Waltham, Massachusetts-based company said on its X account. Shares of Hyundai Motor rallied 5.9% in Seoul trading on Wednesday as the leadership change spurred market expectation that ‌the automaker intends ⁠to accelerate commercialisation of its robot business. "The stock appeared to have ⁠risen because of the news about the resignation of the CEO," said James Hong, Seoul-based analyst at Macquarie, adding that Playter's team had ‌been "R&D-oriented" for robot development.

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