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Company Quality
Profitability Score
35/100
Solvency Score
41/100
Dividends
Dividends data currently unavailable.
Earnings
8/5/2025
in 62 days
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Revenue est.
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EPS est.
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Profile
Technology
Sector
Consumer Electronics
Industry
Mr. Hiroki Totoki
CEO
113000
Employees
Tokyo
Headquarters
JP
Country
Sony Group Corporation is a Japanese multinational company that focuses on a wide range of areas in the electronics and media industries. The company is one of the leading technology companies in the world and is known for its innovative products and services. Sony is engaged in the manufacturing of consumer electronics, gaming consoles, cameras, televisions, mobile devices, sound systems, and other technological devices. Additionally, Sony is also an active player in the media industry, including film, television, and music production. The company is well-known for its PlayStation gaming consoles, which have a significant international impact, and Sony Pictures Entertainment, which produces popular films and television series. Sony follows new trends in technology and entertainment and regularly introduces new products and services to the market. Sony Group Corporation (SONY) shares are an interesting choice for investors who follow the technology and media sectors and seek investment opportunities in a global company with a rich history of innovation.
Key Metrics TTM
Valuation
Market cap.
$23T
Enterprise Value
$25T
Price to Earnings
20.39
Price to Sales
1.67
Price to Book
2.82
Price to Cash Flow
7.27
Profitability
Return on Assets
3.15%
Return on Equity
14.46%
Return on Invested Capital
3.87%
Gross Margin
26.59%
Operating Margin
10.28%
Net Margin
8.20%
Liquidity
Quick Ratio
0.56
Current Ratio
0.68
Cash Ratio
0.22
Inventory Turnover
7.30
Asset Turnover
0.38
Total Liabilities
$27T
Solvency
Debt to Assets
0.12
Debt to Equity
N/A
Interest Coverage
16.22
Equity Ratio
0.24
Long-term Debt to Cap.
0.20
Altman Z-Score
0.66
Performance
Earnings Waterfall
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Earnings
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Shares of Sony 📈 are up more than 6% and reassessing the purchase of Paramount Global! 🎬
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