Semco Technologies Sas
Research Semco Technologies Sas (ALSEM) on Bullrun: valuation model: 27.4% overvalued, market cap EUR 501.01M, P/E 49.8, dividend yield 0.9%. Explore financials, valuation history, model signals, and stock context.
Key Metrics
- TickerALSEM
- ExchangePA
- CountryFrance
- SectorTechnology
- IndustrySemiconductor Equipment & Materials
- CurrencyEUR
- Valuation signal27.4% overvalued
- Market capEUR 501.01M
- P/E49.8
- Dividend yield0.9%
- Financial periodFY2024
- RevenueEUR 26.36M
- Revenue growth-22.1%
- Net incomeEUR 6.94M
- Free cash flowEUR 11.13M
- Gross margin63.3%
Valuation Snapshot
Bullrun's latest valuation model marks Semco Technologies Sas as 27.4% overvalued; latest market cap is EUR 501.01M; P/E is 49.8; dividend yield is 0.9%.
About Semco Technologies Sas
SEMCO Technologies Société anonyme designs, manufactures, and markets components for the manufacturing of semiconductor devices in France and internationally. The company offers electrostatic chucks and associated components for wafers. It serves OEMs, semiconductor fabs, foundries, and laboratories. SEMCO Technologies Société anonyme was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Castries, France. SEMCO Technologies Société anonyme operates as a subsidiary of ECM Technologies SA.
Frequently asked questions
Is Semco Technologies Sas overvalued or undervalued?
Bullrun's valuation model currently marks Semco Technologies Sas as 27.4% overvalued.
What is Semco Technologies Sas's market cap?
Semco Technologies Sas's market capitalization is EUR 501.01M.
What is Semco Technologies Sas's P/E ratio?
Semco Technologies Sas's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is 49.8.
Does Semco Technologies Sas pay a dividend?
Semco Technologies Sas has a dividend yield of 0.9%.
What does Semco Technologies Sas do?
SEMCO Technologies Société anonyme designs, manufactures, and markets components for the manufacturing of semiconductor devices in France and internationally. The company offers electrostatic chucks and associated components for wafers. It serves OEMs, semiconductor fabs, foundries, and laboratories.