Makuake FCF Margin
The Free Cash Flow Margin of Makuake (4479.T) as of Jul 31, 2026 is 18.19 %. In the previous year, Free Cash Flow Margin was -40.55 % — a change of -144.85% (higher).
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18.19 %
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-144.85%
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Free Cash Flow Margin of Makuake is 2026 18.19 % . Free Cash Flow Margin of Makuake was 2025 -40.55 % . It decreases by -144.85% higher compared to the previous year.
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Makuake Stock analysis
What does Makuake do? Makuake Inc is a Japanese company that was founded in 2013. The founders were Masahiro Kotosaka, Yusuke Matsumura, and Ryotaro Nakayama, all of whom had previously worked at Yahoo! Japan. Their goal was to create a platform where startups and other innovative companies could showcase and finance their products.
Makuake's business model is based on crowdfunding. The platform allows companies to launch projects and raise money from the general public. The projects can either be products or services that are not yet available on the market, or existing products that are intended to be expanded or improved.
Makuake has various product categories, including technology, design, fashion, food, and art. The platform is also very active in supporting social projects. Another way in which Makuake supports companies is by assisting with global expansions. Makuake aims to help startups and other companies enter the international market and has opened branches in Taiwan and Hong Kong.
Over the years, Makuake has supported some notable projects. One of them was the ZMP Robot, an autonomous vehicle that was tested on public roads in Tokyo. Another project was the Smart Jewelry Ring - a Bluetooth-enabled ring that can send notifications from smartphones. There have also been successfully funded projects focused on supporting disaster victims or combating environmental issues.
Makuake has a strong presence in Japan and is able to mobilize a large number of supporters for projects. Currently, the company has over 6 million users and more than 26,000 successful fundings. In 2018, Makuake launched its platform in the USA and is currently expanding its presence to other regions.
The company has also established itself as a successful investment platform. In 2017, Sony Corporation invested 10 billion yen in Makuake to strengthen their partnership with the company. In 2020, Makuake announced a collaboration with Toyota to support startups working on improving transportation and reducing emissions.
Makuake also has its own e-commerce department called Makuake Shopping. The department allows companies to sell their products in a place connected to the main crowdfunding platform. Makuake Shopping is a complementary strategy of the platform and enables companies to engage with their customers and increase their sales.
Overall, Makuake has become an important platform for innovative companies and investors. The company has achieved its successes primarily through its ability to showcase highly appealing projects to the general public. Makuake aims to expand its influence further and promote innovations worldwide. Makuake is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Free Cash Flow Margin of Makuake is 18.19 % in 2026.
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