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SES AI SES Ratios & Valuation

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Profitability
Gross margin36.3%-39.1pp53.8%-9.3pp65.6%75.4%75.4%
Operating margin-352.3%+1,167pp-393.4%+4,962pp-555%-1,060.3%-1,519.2%
Net margin-331.7%+994pp-347.8%+4,563pp-534.3%-965.3%-1,325.4%
EBITDA margin-304.6%+1,090pp-344.4%+4,604pp-495.5%-966.6%-1,394.9%
Free cash flow margin-262.8%+916pp-291.5%+3,546pp-369.5%-697.7%-1,178.5%
Returns
Return on equity-30.7%+0.7pp-29.6%+1.8pp-33.7%-11.0pp-34.4%-17.5pp-31.4%-17.0pp
Return on assets-26%+2.1pp-24.2%+3.0pp-28.4%-8.1pp-30.3%-15.1pp-28.1%-15.1pp
Return on invested capital-39.9%+9.2pp-46.6%+2.2pp-41.2%-7.3pp-41%-14.3pp-49.1%-22.1pp
Efficiency
Asset turnover0.1×+0.1×0.1×+0.1×0.1×
Inventory turnover3.9×-2.3×3.6×+1.7×2.9×6.2×
Liquidity
Current ratio6.9×-8.8×-3.2×8.2×-7.0×12.5×-9.8×15.6×-7.9×
Quick ratio6.6×-9.0×8.7×-3.4×8.1×-7.1×12.5×-9.7×15.6×-7.8×
Cash ratio1.6×-1.8×1.2×-4.4×1.3×-2.2×0.6×-3.3×3.4×-5.9×
Leverage
Debt-to-equity0.0×0.0×0.0×0.0×0.0×
Debt-to-assets0.0×0.0×0.0×0.0×0.0×
Interest coverage-9.2×-1.0×-8.8×-1.6×-8.9×-2.8×-9.2×-4.2×-8.2×-3.6×
Per Share
Book value per share$0.61-25.5%$0.65-25.0%$0.69-28.3%$0.75-27.3%$0.82-24.8%
Valuation
Market capitalization$325.08M+5.5%$657.13M-16.8%$609.18M+166%$340.26M-23.8%$189.88M-68.2%
Enterprise value$285.86M+9.3%$636.53M-5.2%$584.28M+238%$337.8M-16.2%$143.36M-70.1%
Price / sales14.8×-27.2×31.3×-356×35.9×32.9×25.9×
Price / book1.6×+0.5×3.1×+0.2×2.7×+1.9×1.4×0.0×0.7×-1.0×
EV / sales13×-22.7×30.3×-299×34.5×32.7×19.6×
Free cash flow yield-17.7%+10.3pp-9.3%+0.6pp-10.3%+25.5pp-21.2%-4.4pp-45.5%-34.3pp
Earnings yield-22.4%+9.1pp-11.1%+1.6pp-14.9%+18.5pp-29.3%-16.0pp-51.1%-42.3pp

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Questions, answered.

What are SES AI's profit margins?
SES AI (SES) runs a 36.3% gross margin and a -352.3% operating margin, with a -331.7% net margin.
Where do SES AI's ratios come from?
Every ratio is computed from SES AI's SEC filings — trailing-twelve-month flows over period-end balances. Valuation multiples combine those fundamentals with market data, recomputed each period. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any ratio for its full history and peer comparisons.