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WHOOSH Holding (WUSH): the company is loss-making, net margin −23.4%. Dividends are irregular. The debt load is elevated, net debt / EBITDA 3.76×. Data as of 6 December 2024.
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What share of revenue the company keeps as profit
Data as of 5 October 2026
Does the company pay dividends regularly and can it afford the payout
Data as of 6 December 2024
How large the company's debt is relative to its earnings
Data as of 5 October 2026
P/B · IFRS · Price as of 1 April 2026
Based on the 2025 annual report, P/B is 2.56×. In earlier years it ranged from 3.10× to 6.18×, with a median of 4.64×; observations: 3. That is below its own median.
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Observations with a similar valuation: 1 — too few to speak of a pattern.
A similar valuation means P/B within a quarter of the current value. Each year's price is taken the following spring, once the annual report is known; the price change runs between those dates of adjacent years and excludes dividends. The share count used is the current one. This describes the past and is not a forecast.
Dividends are irregular. The last payout was RUB 2.11 per share.
The debt load is elevated, net debt / EBITDA 3.76×. Net debt is RUB 11.93 bn.
The company is loss-making, net margin −23.4%. Net income is RUB −2.93 bn.
Based on the 2025 annual report, P/B is 2.56×. In earlier years it ranged from 3.10× to 6.18×, with a median of 4.64×; observations: 3. That is below its own median.
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The analysis is built on the issuer's published financial statements and disclosures. It is information, not investment advice.
There is no forecast here: this page does not predict the price. It shows what happened after a similar valuation in the past. Observations with a similar valuation: 1 — too few to speak of a pattern. A similar valuation means P/B within a quarter of the current value. Each year's price is taken the following spring, once the annual report is known; the price change runs between those dates of adjacent years and excludes dividends. The share count used is the current one. This describes the past and is not a forecast.