Daihen EBITDA per Share
The EBITDA per Share of Daihen (6622.T) as of Aug 10, 2026 is 745.09 JPY. In the previous year, EBITDA per Share was 678.31 JPY — a change of 9.85% (higher).
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745.09JPY
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9.85%
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EBITDA per Share of Daihen is 2026 745.09 JPY. EBITDA per Share of Daihen was 2025 678.31 JPY. It decreases by 9.85% higher compared to the previous year.
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Daihen Stock analysis
What does Daihen do? The Daihen Corporation, also known as Daihen, is a globally active company headquartered in Osaka, Japan. Established in 1919 by founder Shizuo Sato, the company initially started as a small workshop in Osaka specializing in the repair of electric motors. Over the years, the workshop evolved into a company specializing in the manufacturing of welding equipment and robots.
Today, Daihen is a leading manufacturer of welding equipment, robots, and automation systems. The company operates worldwide, with branches in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Daihen is a major player in the industrial automation market and serves customers in a variety of industries, including automotive, electronics, aerospace, and shipbuilding.
Daihen's business model revolves around providing customized solutions for automating production processes. The company is divided into multiple business divisions, each specializing in specific industries or applications.
One important division of Daihen is welding technology. The company offers a wide range of welding equipment and robots that can be used for various applications in the automotive industry, electronics sector, and other fields. Daihen is well-known in this area for the high quality and reliability of its products.
Another division of Daihen is tool machine technology. Here, the company provides machines and automation systems for metal processing and other production processes. These machines can be used for a variety of applications, from manufacturing components for aircraft and automobiles to producing small parts for electronic devices.
In addition to these two major divisions, Daihen also has several subsidiaries and holdings specializing in specific applications or industries. For instance, the company has a subsidiary dedicated to manufacturing batteries for electric vehicles. Another subsidiary specializes in the production of microwave devices and other household appliances.
Overall, Daihen offers a wide range of products and solutions for automating production processes. The company has earned a reputation as a manufacturer of high-quality and reliable equipment and systems, and it is present in many industries and markets worldwide.
In recent years, Daihen has also invested in research and development to drive innovation in automation and robotics. The company collaborates closely with universities, government agencies, and other partners to explore new technologies and develop new applications for its products.
With its long history and diverse range of products and solutions for automating production processes, Daihen is present in many industries and markets worldwide and has established a reputation as a manufacturer of high-quality and reliable equipment and systems. With a strong culture of innovation and a clear vision for the future, Daihen will continue to play a significant role in the industrial automation market in the years to come. Daihen is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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EBITDA per Share of Daihen is 745.09 JPY in 2026.
EBITDA per Share of Daihen changed from 678.31 JPY to 745.09 JPY, representing a 9.85% change. The value is higher than the previous year.
On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of EBITDA per Share Daihen since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.
EBITDA per share divides EBITDA by shares outstanding, showing the operating cash earnings allocated to each share before depreciation and financing effects.
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