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RYOJ

rYojbaba Co., Ltd. Common Shares

RYOJ

rYojbaba Co., Ltd. Common Shares NASDAQ
$4.32 -0.46% (-0.02)

Market Cap $48.60 M
52w High $11.43
52w Low $1.81
Dividend Yield 0%
P/E 36
Volume 10.39K
Outstanding Shares 11.25M

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Five-Year Company Overview

Income Statement

Income Statement The company is still operating at a very small scale, with revenue essentially flat over the last two years and close to break-even results. Profitability looks very thin, and the shift from a small profit per share to roughly zero suggests that any extra spending or weaker sales can quickly erase earnings. Overall, this looks like an early-stage business where the income statement has not yet shown clear, sustainable profit or meaningful growth momentum.


Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet The balance sheet is very light, reflecting a tiny business with a narrow financial cushion. Total assets are small, reported cash is minimal, and there is some debt relative to the size of the company. Equity is also very thin, which implies limited capacity to absorb setbacks. In practical terms, this means the company’s financial structure is fragile and it is likely to depend on external funding and careful cost control to support its plans.


Cash Flow

Cash Flow Cash flows from operations and free cash flow are hovering around break-even, with very modest investment spending so far. That suggests the business has not yet shown it can generate meaningful cash on its own to fund expansion. Future growth initiatives—such as the IT platform and overseas expansion—will likely rely more on IPO proceeds and additional financing than on internal cash generation. Any slowdown in activity or rise in costs could quickly turn cash flow negative.


Competitive Edge

Competitive Edge rYojbaba is trying to stand out by combining two areas: labor consulting and hands-on health services like judo therapy. This integrated approach to corporate wellness—addressing both workplace issues and physical stress—gives it a clear story and a differentiated niche in Japan. Its support for foreign workers and partnerships with international organizations further strengthen its social-impact image and help build trust. However, the company is still very small and faces competition from larger consulting firms, established healthcare providers, and emerging HR tech platforms. Its moat today is more about specialization, mission, and leadership expertise than about scale or financial strength.


Innovation and R&D

Innovation and R&D Innovation is centered on building a new IT platform for labor consulting and expanding a network of osteopathic clinics and related services. The planned platform could be a key step if it successfully digitalizes stress checks, whistleblowing support, and dispute resolution, turning a people-heavy service into something more scalable and data-driven. The use of traditional judo therapy, personalized care, and expansion through acquisitions also point to a willingness to experiment with both business model and services. International social-impact projects and legal support programs further show creative use of partnerships. The main uncertainty is execution: the platform has not yet been launched at scale, and the impact of overseas and M&A plans is still unproven.


Summary

rYojbaba is an extremely small, early-stage player in corporate wellness, combining labor consulting with physical health services such as judo therapy. Its mission-driven focus on workplace stress, foreign worker support, and social issues gives it a distinctive identity and some qualitative advantages, especially in a Japanese context. At the same time, the financial base is very thin: revenue is tiny, profits and cash flow are essentially flat and fragile, and the balance sheet offers limited protection. The company’s future will largely depend on how well it can execute its key initiatives—the IT consulting platform, clinic expansion, and international partnerships—while strengthening its finances. Key aspects to monitor include evidence of scalable growth, clearer profitability, stronger cash generation, and a more robust capital structure over time.