Delixy Holdings Stock
Delixy Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares
Company data
- Sector
- Energy
- Industry
- Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing
- Country
- Singapore
- CEO
- Dongjian Xie
- Employees
- 11
- Market cap
- $7 M
- IPO
- 09/07/2025
Delixy Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding company that specializes in the large-scale commercial exchange of crude oil and various refined petroleum products. Its operational footprint spans across Southeast Asia, East Asia, and the Middle East. This firm, established in 2024, maintains its principal…
Delixy Holdings stock: price history
1D
-2.3%
1W
-3.7%
1M
-81.7%
6M
-32.1%
YTD
-52.7%
1Y
-50.0%
2Y
–
5Y
–
10Y
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Delixy Holdings stock metrics
P/E
-1.47
P/B
62.29
EV/EBITDA
-2.11
RETURN ON EQUITY
-3,708.5%
NET MARGIN
-2.4%
DEBT/EQUITY
38.25
DIVIDEND YIELD
0.0%
AS OF
31/12/2025
Free float & liquidity
FREE FLOAT
28.8%
FLOAT SHARES
941,204
AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)
2,593,761
Institutional holders
Dividends & Stock splits
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Frequently asked questions about Delixy Holdings stock
What does Delixy Holdings do?
Delixy Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares is a company in the Energy sector, Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing industry, headquartered in Singapore.
The CEO is Dongjian Xie, the company employs around 11 people.
The IPO was on 09/07/2025; the stock trades on NASDAQ under the ticker DLXY.
Does Delixy Holdings pay a dividend?
No, Delixy Holdings currently does not pay a dividend.
Which stocks are comparable to Delixy Holdings?
Comparable stocks include Marathon Petroleum, Valero Energy, Phillips 66, HF Sinclair, PBF Energy, Ultrapar Participações, Delek US Holdings and Par Pacific Holdings.
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