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XMAX Stock

XMAX, Inc.

XMAXNASDAQMarkt
US$8.48
+0.7% today

Company data

Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Industry
Furnishings, Fixtures & Appliances
Country
United States
CEO
Xiaohua Lu
Employees
22
Market cap
$550 M
IPO
18/05/2026

XMAX, Inc. focuses on the creation, manufacturing, and promotion of contemporary household furniture. The company offers a wide array of products, including collections for living rooms, urban-style dining spaces, bedrooms, and their unique 'nova qwik' series. These items are sold under several brand names,…

XMAX stock: price history

20/04/26+15.5 %15/10/26

1D

+0.7%

1W

-3.9%

1M

-4.5%

6M

–

YTD

–

1Y

–

2Y

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5Y

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10Y

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XMAX stock metrics

P/E

19.62

P/B

4.87

EV/EBITDA

-119.37

RETURN ON EQUITY

30.5%

NET MARGIN

1,184.9%

DEBT/EQUITY

0.05

DIVIDEND YIELD

0.0%

AS OF

30/06/2026

Free float & liquidity

FREE FLOAT

91.2%

FLOAT SHARES

59,182,177

AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)

637,853

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Frequently asked questions about XMAX stock

What does XMAX do?

XMAX, Inc. is a company in the Consumer Cyclical sector, Furnishings, Fixtures & Appliances industry, headquartered in United States.

The CEO is Xiaohua Lu, the company employs around 22 people.

The IPO was on 18/05/2026; the stock trades on NASDAQ under the ticker XMAX.

Does XMAX pay a dividend?

No, XMAX currently does not pay a dividend.

Which stocks are comparable to XMAX?

Comparable stocks include SharkNinja, HNI, Interface, Hamilton Beach Brands Holding Company, Flexsteel Industries and Forbo Holding.

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