PHOTOCURE

Research PHOTOCURE (PHO.OL) on Bullrun: market cap NOK 1.33B, P/E 17.0. Explore financials, valuation history, model signals, and stock context.

Key Metrics

Valuation Snapshot

latest market cap is NOK 1.33B; P/E is 17.0.

Peer valuation comparison

Latest P/E is 16.98x versus a Healthcare sector median of 24.6x (31.0% below).

Latest P/E is 16.98x versus a Norway median of 14.52x (16.9% above).

Five-year financial history

YearRevenueNet incomeFree cash flowGross marginDiluted EPSCashTotal debtEquity
FY2024NOK 525.39M-NOK 3.34MNOK 65.30M94.2%-0.12NOK 293.85MNOK 15.78MNOK 501.72M
FY2023NOK 500.66MNOK 979.00KNOK 36.00M94.8%0.04NOK 259.50MNOK 14.02MNOK 482.85M
FY2022NOK 393.13M-NOK 71.86M-NOK 5.63M94.2%-2.66NOK 268.07MNOK 27.38MNOK 462.73M

Valuation history

YearSnapshot dateMarket capP/EDividend yieldAnnual dividend/share
20262026-10-10NOK 1.33B17.0n/a0

Dividend history

Latest trailing dividend snapshot: annual dividend/share 0 NOK.

About PHOTOCURE

Photocure ASA, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the research, development, production, distribution, marketing, and sale of pharmaceutical products. It operates through two segments, Commercial Franchise and Development Portfolio. The company offers Hexvix/Cysview for the detection and management of bladder cancer. It is also developing Cevira, a photodynamic drug-device combination product candidate for the non-surgical treatment of high-grade cervical dysplasia.

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Frequently asked questions

What is PHOTOCURE's market cap?

PHOTOCURE's market capitalization is NOK 1.33B.

What is PHOTOCURE's P/E ratio?

PHOTOCURE's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is 17.0.

What does PHOTOCURE do?

Photocure ASA, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the research, development, production, distribution, marketing, and sale of pharmaceutical products. It operates through two segments, Commercial Franchise and Development Portfolio. The company offers Hexvix/Cysview for the detection and management of bladder cancer. It is also developing Cevira, a photodynamic drug-device combination product candidate for the non-surgical treatment of high-grade cervical dysplasia.