Niks Prof(NPL.SG)

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Niks Prof
NPL.SG
Niks Professional Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, provides family practice dermatology and aesthetic medical services in Singapore and China. It operates in three segments: Clinics, Retail, and Headquarters. The Clinics segment offers family practice dermatology services that include treatments with medicine, skincare products, and medical procedures for acne and acne scars, eczema, and pigmentation; and non-invasive and minimally invasive aesthetic medical services, such as intense pulsed light treatment, lasers for various treatments, and injectables. Its Retail segment provides NIKS skincare products; therapeutic facial, eye treatment, acne and comedone treatment, and microdermabrasion services; paramedical camouflage products and services; and treatments for hair thinning.
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Health Care ServicesIndustry
Industry Ranking3/15
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreB
    • ROE10.05%B
    • Profit Margin16.91%A
    • Gross Margin37.31%B
  • Growth ScoreC
    • Revenue YoY2.77%C
    • Net Profit YoY27.48%B
    • Total Assets YoY-0.22%D
    • Net Assets YoY2.84%C
  • Cash ScoreC
    • Cash Flow Margin591.28%C
    • OCF YoY2.77%C
  • Operating ScoreC
    • Turnover0.51C
  • Debt ScoreA
    • Gearing Ratio12.20%A

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