Risk factor
Very poor trading liquidity
Profitability factor
Very low or no dividends
About
Leatt Corporation is a global enterprise specializing in the design, development, promotion, and distribution of personal safety gear for individuals engaging in various motorsports and recreational pursuits. A cornerstone of their product line is the Leatt-Brace system, an innovative injection-molded neck protection device specifically engineered to safeguard the cervical spine and prevent neck injuries. Beyond neck support, the company also supplies an extensive array of protective equipment, including helmets crafted for head and brain safety, along with a comprehensive range of body armor such as chest protectors, full upper body guards, protective vests, back protectors, knee braces, knee and elbow pads, impact-absorbing shorts, cooling vests, specialized off-road motorcycle boots, and mountain biking footwear. Furthermore, Leatt offers a diverse selection of accessories and apparel, spanning from goggles and various types of bags (toolbelt, duffel, gear, helmet, and hydration options) to casual wear like clothing, caps, and hats. The apparel collection also features jackets, jerseys, pants, shorts, socks, and gloves, in addition to aftermarket support items. Uniquely, Leatt also functions as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM), producing neck braces that are retailed under different brands. Their protective gear is utilized by a wide spectrum of athletes and enthusiasts, including riders of motorcycles, bicycles, snowmobiles, and ATVs, as well as participants in motor racing and other sports requiring head protection. Leatt's products reach customers globally through a well-established network of independent distributors and retailers, complemented by direct sales via their official e-commerce platform, leatt.com. Tracing its origins back to 2001, the company was initially incorporated as Treadzone, Inc., before adopting the name Leatt Corporation in May 2005. It maintains its corporate headquarters in Durbanville, South Africa.
Company Valuation
Considering past and projected metrics, the stock is slightly 'cheaper' than its peers. Specifically, the stock is 'expensive' on P/E, overvalued on EV/EBITDA, reasonably