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What Oxide Does

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Oxide Corp makes high-purity synthetic crystal materials and the finished parts made from them. Its core products are crystal substrates and optical components used in laser devices, scientific instruments, and some semiconductor-related equipment. In simple terms, the company is a specialist materials supplier that starts with crystal growth and turns those crystals into precise parts customers can build into higher-end devices.

Headquarters
Japan JP
Employees
209
IPO date
Apr 5, 2021
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What is the Intrinsic Value of one Oxide Corp stock?

The intrinsic value for Oxide Corp (6521) under the Base Case is hidden JPY.

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Compared with the current market price of 3 300 JPY, the stock appears hidden.

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