Asian Value Stocks With Estimated Discounts For May 2025
As global markets grapple with volatility driven by renewed tariff threats and shifting economic policies, the Asian stock markets present a unique landscape for investors seeking value opportunities. Identifying undervalued stocks in this environment requires a keen understanding of market dynamics and an eye for companies that offer strong fundamentals despite broader economic uncertainties.
Name
Current Price
Fair Value (Est)
Discount (Est)
Pansoft (SZSE:300996)
CN¥14.27
CN¥28.25
49.5%
Livero (TSE:9245)
¥1694.00
¥3383.28
49.9%
Range Intelligent Computing Technology Group (SZSE:300442)
CN¥43.44
CN¥85.01
48.9%
Devsisters (KOSDAQ:A194480)
₩38100.00
₩76151.09
50%
Zhuhai CosMX Battery (SHSE:688772)
CN¥13.46
CN¥26.77
49.7%
Kolmar Korea (KOSE:A161890)
₩84600.00
₩168491.07
49.8%
Kanto Denka Kogyo (TSE:4047)
¥832.00
¥1644.44
49.4%
KG Mobilians (KOSDAQ:A046440)
₩4255.00
₩8288.55
48.7%
SpiderPlus (TSE:4192)
¥460.00
¥919.15
50%
Cosmax (KOSE:A192820)
₩209500.00
₩407469.70
48.6%
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Overview: Taewoong Co., Ltd specializes in the manufacturing and sale of open-die forgings and ring rolled products both in South Korea and internationally, with a market cap of ₩355.13 billion.
Operations: Taewoong Ltd generates its revenue from the production and distribution of open-die forgings and ring rolled products, serving both domestic and international markets.
Estimated Discount To Fair Value: 45.2%
Taewoong Ltd. is trading at ₩17,750, significantly below its estimated fair value of ₩32,370.75, offering good relative value compared to peers and industry standards. Despite a highly volatile share price recently, the company's earnings are projected to grow at 29.4% annually over the next three years—outpacing both its revenue growth forecast of 12.3% and the broader Korean market's profit growth rate of 20.5%. However, Return on Equity remains low at a forecasted 7.4%.
Insights from our recent growth report point to a promising forecast for TaewoongLtd's business outlook.
Navigate through the intricacies of TaewoongLtd with our comprehensive financial health report here.
Overview: Studio Dragon Corporation is a drama studio that produces and distributes drama content globally, with a market cap of ₩1.39 trillion.
Operations: The company generates its revenue primarily from Television Programming & Distribution, amounting to ₩491.80 million.
Estimated Discount To Fair Value: 32.5%
Studio Dragon is trading at ₩46,300, which is substantially below its estimated fair value of ₩68,577.17. The company shows potential for significant earnings growth at 29.2% annually over the next three years, surpassing the broader Korean market's rate of 20.5%. However, its Return on Equity is projected to remain modest at 7%. Recent activities include presentations at key investor conferences and a completed share buyback valued at approximately ₩94.99 million.
Our growth report here indicates Studio Dragon may be poised for an improving outlook.
Dive into the specifics of Studio Dragon here with our thorough financial health report.
Overview: Maoyan Entertainment is an investment holding company that operates a platform in the entertainment industry in the People's Republic of China, with a market cap of HK$8.28 billion.
Operations: The company generates revenue from its Business Services segment, amounting to CN¥4.08 billion.
Estimated Discount To Fair Value: 41.1%
Maoyan Entertainment, trading at HK$7.19, is significantly undervalued compared to its estimated fair value of HK$12.21. Despite a challenging year with net income dropping to CNY 181.91 million from CNY 910.41 million, the company is expected to achieve robust earnings growth of 41.5% annually over the next three years, exceeding the Hong Kong market's average growth rate of 10.5%. However, profit margins have contracted significantly from last year's levels and dividends are not well-covered by earnings or free cash flows.
According our earnings growth report, there's an indication that Maoyan Entertainment might be ready to expand.
Get an in-depth perspective on Maoyan Entertainment's balance sheet by reading our health report here.
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