ShanonSHANON Inc.3976東証グロース情報・通信業FY ending Oct 2024, consolidated, J-GAAP

What does Shanon do with its cash?

How cash from operations was spent on investment, dividends, buybacks and more.

Operating cash flow
¥226.6M
Capex
¥145.5M
of revenue 4.5%
Free cash flow
¥81.1M
Returned to shareholders
¥0

Cash flow ratios

Cash conversion, investment and shareholder payments calculated from disclosed figures.

Net income-¥101.6M
Operating cash flow¥226.6M
Cash vs. profit gap
¥328.2M
CapEx intensity (capex ÷ revenue)
4.5%
Investing CF relative to operating CF
70.8%

Nonpositive profit and free cash flow are omitted as ratio denominators. Amounts use the period's reported currency.

How to read this

  • Operating cash flow is the cash the core business actually brought in, including changes in receivables and inventory.
  • Free cash flow = operating cash flow − capital expenditure: a gauge of cash available for other uses.
  • Large "borrowing" or "cash drawdown" flows mean the company spent more than it generated that year.

Sources

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  • EDINET (FSA Japan)

    有価証券報告書-第25期(2024/11/01-2025/12/31)

    ID S100XV3B2026-03-27Open

Extracted from XBRL: 40 / Derived from other figures: 1

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