Intelligent Living Application Group Inc.

NasdaqCM:ILAG Stock Report

Market Cap: US$6.4m

Intelligent Living Application Group Past Earnings Performance

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Intelligent Living Application Group's earnings have been declining at an average annual rate of -52.5%, while the Building industry saw earnings growing at 10.9% annually. Revenues have been declining at an average rate of 18.1% per year.

Key information

-52.45%

Earnings growth rate

-44.14%

EPS growth rate

Building Industry Growth13.32%
Revenue growth rate-18.06%
Return on equity-398.37%
Net Margin-430.56%
Last Earnings Update31 Dec 2025

Recent past performance updates

Recent updates

Analysis Article • Jun 08

Risks To Shareholder Returns Are Elevated At These Prices For Intelligent Living Application Group Inc. (NASDAQ:ILAG)

When close to half the companies in the Building industry in the United States have price-to-sales ratios (or "P/S...
Seeking Alpha • Aug 11

Intelligent Living Application Stock: What To Know About This New IPO

ILAG sells locksets and is only in the process of developing smart locksets now. Their revenue growth has been affected by supply chain issues, end-market issues and also regulation in China. Delisting risks are remote but could evolve into an issue too. There's no evident special appeal at this early stage, and while inflection will come, we'd not play this stock. Intelligent Living Application Group (ILAG) is a $65 million market cap business that sells locksets under the Kambo and Bamberg brand. The company is a holding company in the Cayman's that owns subsidiaries based in Hong Kong and China. They are subject to numerous risks, including demand and supply side risks, but also regulatory risk in China and risks related to delisting. This IPO was for the purpose of funding development of software for their smart-lock products, which are soon to come out. Ultimately, they are a small player among plenty of competitors with more developed products and better financial positions. As cash becomes a more valuable resource, and as problems that are tougher for a smaller player to deal with persist, its competitors are more attractive than they are for people interested in the lockset market. Still, it's good to know what's out there, so here's a breakdown of ILAG. When did ILAG go public? ILAG went public through IPO on July 13, 2022 on the Nasdaq Capital Market with an initial valuation of $4 per share equaling a $72 million market cap. The purpose of the IPO was to move forward with R&D on smart locksets that had to be put on pause over the last couple of years such that work on the software was not completed. Most of our research and development on smart locks have been done internally by our technician and engineers, except that Hing Fat hired outside services for approximately $25,000 in 2017. Because of tariff war and outbreak of COVID-19, we haven't made further progress on the software for our smart locks to save more working capital for our core operation. Prospectus ILAG - 'Our Business Section' The business isn't listed on any other market, which constitutes one of the first potential issues. Many companies that are substantially Chinese have listings in Hong Kong or Shenzhen, and this mitigates the impact of the HFCAA regulation that came into effect under President Trump as part of the set of moves designed to crack down on Chinese companies in the US market. Currently, ILAG does not have a problem in the face of this regulation, because the Auditors it retains are in the US. However, if for any reason they would be assessed as unable to fully complete their duties by the regulatory authority the PCAOB, they could run afoul of the HFCAA which would lead to the delisting concerns that are putting a lot of pressure on other companies like Alibaba (BABA). As far as we understand it, ILAG is so far in the clear as it works with a NYC headquartered auditor (called Wei, Wei & Co., LLP), but various decisions by China or the US could change whether or not that is enough. If they were to be identified as a potential problem (a.k.a a Commission-Identified Issuer), in several years they could face delisting unless they were able to comply, which would depend not only on them but also agreements between Beijing and Washington over auditor access and accountability. A resolution there is not assured. Because they don't have a listing elsewhere, this would affect their liquidity a lot and create a lot of price volatility and forced selling. This is something that investors in Chinese companies need to be aware of, and it'll be detailed in 10-K or prospectus risk sections. ILAG Markets What are ILAG's markets? Geographically, almost all the sales are in the US market and the model is to sell wholesale. They'll likely continue to do this and do so in the APAC market, where they are hoping to expand their markets. However, they have acknowledged substantial price competition in APAC markets, which limits marginality in this market, while in the US it is quality-based competition and there is more scope for pricing and building significant contribution. End-markets are property developers, leisure and hospitality markets (especially with the smart lockset foray), but also residential markets. There is a reopening element that is unwinding some of those markets that were hamstrung by COVID-19 like leisure and hospitality. But new business development in APAC for these markets will be somewhat limited as China is still in lockdowns, perhaps a signal for what's to come for the rest of us given they were ground-zero for the pandemic. While reopening is restoring markets in the US, other markets may be in more trouble. ILAG customers may dial back purchases if property markets and development rates suffer. Developers are already struggling in terms of volume with the supply chain shortages, but it could become a demand problem as well since interest rates are rising. Office real estate might be going into secular decline, so those markets are a bit shaky too. The following are some of ILAG's competitors in their markets, excluding companies like Dormakaba, AB ABLOY and others. Competitors (ILAG Prospectus) Most of these companies also operate in other businesses, but some like Allegion plc (ALLE) are closer to ILAG which is a lockset pureplay. Allegion is in the market of company security and building security, and it deals with a lot of door features including locksets and ID systems. Its mechanical products segment is about 80% of its business and meaningfully overlaps with ILAG's markets. Allegion is ahead in terms of software and technology, where ILAG has only spent some $20k on contracting R&D in addition to in-house and has had to put those efforts on hold over the last couple of years to preserve working capital and deal with business troubles, which include more than just some end-market pressures related to COVID-19 and current China lockdowns. Allegion is not highly levered and has a lot of debt capacity with a cash-generative business model, while ILAG has had to resort to equity markets to finance their R&D. Moreover, they are less exposed to the power control issues that are hitting some of China's manufacturers like ILAG, where power consumption from the factory floor is limited by government mandate as a measure to save power now that energy has become scarce. Also, with China's continuing COVID-19 problem associated with the continuation of strict controls, manufacturing becomes further disrupted from time to time. All of this limits ILAG's ability to scale and pose a threat to well-capitalised incumbents like Allegion. Financials The financials reflect the troubles of a company that is dealing with tougher end-markets and is selling a product that is already established in the market. They are achieving growth, but the new forays like digital locks and the APAC market, in general, will unlikely supercharge growth that much further, especially with the end-market demand environment being ambiguous.

Revenue & Expenses Breakdown

How Intelligent Living Application Group makes and spends money. Based on latest reported earnings, on an LTM basis.

Earnings and Revenue History

NasdaqCM:ILAG Revenue, expenses and earnings (USD Millions)
DateRevenueEarningsG+A ExpensesR&D Expenses
31 Dec 254-19152
30 Sep 255-13111
30 Jun 255-780
31 Mar 256-560
31 Dec 248-451
30 Sep 248-341
30 Jun 249-341
31 Mar 248-340
31 Dec 236-450
30 Sep 237-450
30 Jun 237-460
31 Mar 239-350
31 Dec 2212-240
30 Sep 2213-140
30 Jun 2215030
31 Mar 2214-130
31 Dec 2113-130
30 Sep 2112-230
30 Jun 2111-230
31 Mar 2111-130
31 Dec 2011-130
30 Sep 2011-130
30 Jun 2010-130
31 Mar 2011-130
31 Dec 1911-130
31 Dec 1814-120

Quality Earnings: ILAG is currently unprofitable.

Growing Profit Margin: ILAG is currently unprofitable.

Free Cash Flow vs Earnings Analysis

Past Earnings Growth Analysis

Earnings Trend: ILAG is unprofitable, and losses have increased over the past 5 years at a rate of 52.5% per year.

Accelerating Growth: Unable to compare ILAG's earnings growth over the past year to its 5-year average as it is currently unprofitable

Earnings vs Industry: ILAG is unprofitable, making it difficult to compare its past year earnings growth to the Building industry (-7.9%).

Return on Equity

High ROE: ILAG has a negative Return on Equity (-398.37%), as it is currently unprofitable.

Return on Assets

Return on Capital Employed

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Company Analysis and Financial Data Status

DataLast Updated (UTC time)
Company Analysis2026/06/22 04:58
End of Day Share Price 2026/06/22 00:00
Earnings2025/12/31
Annual Earnings2025/12/31

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