Data I/O

Data I/O Equity Ratio

The Equity Ratio of Data I/O (DAIO) as of Sep 28, 2026 is 68.22 %. In the previous year, Equity Ratio was 70.59 % — a change of -3.36% (lower).

Equity Ratio

68.22 %

YoY

-3.36%

Last updated:

Equity Ratio of Data I/O is 2026 68.22 % . Equity Ratio of Data I/O was 2025 70.59 % . It decreases by -3.36% lower compared to the previous year.

The Data I/O Equity Ratio history

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Equity Ratio
Date
Equity Ratio
Jan 1, 2018
76.02 USD
Jan 1, 2019
76.13 USD
Jan 1, 2020
76.74 USD
Jan 1, 2021
68.32 USD
Jan 1, 2022
70.34 USD
Jan 1, 2023
74.15 USD
Jan 1, 2024
70.59 USD
Jan 1, 2025
68.22 USD
The Data I/O Equity Ratio history
YEAREquity RatioYoY
68.22 %-3.36%
70.59 %-4.81%
74.15 %+5.42%
70.34 %+2.96%
68.32 %-10.97%
76.74 %+0.80%
76.13 %+0.14%
76.02 %+4.38%
72.84 %+3.48%
70.39 %-5.92%
74.82 %+4.27%
71.75 %—
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Data I/O Stock analysis

What does Data I/O do? Data I/O Corp is an American company that produces computer-based devices for programming integrated circuits (ICs) and other electronic components. Founded in 1972 by electrical engineer Grant Record in a suburb of Seattle, Washington, Data I/O started as a small distribution partner for programming systems and is now a leading global provider of solutions for programmable semiconductor devices. Data I/O's business model is based on the development and marketing of software and hardware products for IC programming and other programmable components. The company specializes in serving the needs of electronics product developers and manufacturers, offering solutions for a variety of applications. One of Data I/O's key sectors is automotive electronics. The company has been supplying programming devices and software tools to a wide range of automotive manufacturers and suppliers for many years. In addition, the company also provides solutions for programming components in the aerospace, medical technology, telecommunications, and consumer markets. Data I/O's products include "Universal Programmers" for programming universally programmable ICs. These devices simplify IC programming by supporting a variety of components and offering a wide range of functions. The company also offers specialized programming devices for specific types of components. For example, there are special devices for programming FPGA components used in image processing systems and artificial intelligence. The company also provides specialized tools for programming EEPROMs, flash memories, and other components used in the automotive industry. Data I/O is also a significant provider of software tools for the development of embedded systems for industrial automation and control. The company has a wide range of tools for developing applications for various platforms such as ARM and FPGA systems. In 2015, Data I/O acquired BPM Microsystems, a major competitor in the field of programmable solutions for electronics applications. This acquisition allowed the company to further expand its market presence and expand its product range. Data I/O has also been involved in the development of solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT). The company has developed a range of tools for programming IoT-enabled devices and is an important player in this field. Overall, Data I/O has a long history in the field of IC and component programming and is a significant supplier to electronics product developers and manufacturers. With a wide range of customer-tailored products and solutions, the company is on a strong growth path. Data I/O is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Data I/O stock

Equity Ratio of Data I/O is 68.22 % in 2026.

Equity Ratio of Data I/O changed from 70.59 % to 68.22 %, representing a -3.36% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of Equity Ratio Data I/O since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

The equity ratio measures the proportion of total assets financed by shareholders' equity. Higher ratios indicate stronger financial independence and lower leverage.

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