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KAMAZ (KMAZ): dividends have been discontinued. The debt load is high, net debt / EBITDA 4.77×. Data as of 23/10/2026.
Answers to 2 of 4 questions · The analysis is assembled by a program from the data on this page
P/B is now 0.55×, below its own median of 0.85× across 13 annual reports: on this multiple the share is priced lower than it usually is.
This compares the share with its own history; it is not a recommendation or a forecast.
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Does the company pay dividends regularly and can it afford the payout
Payouts have stopped: the last one was RUB 4.49, and no new one has been declared since. The history holds 4 payouts in total.
P/B · RAS · Price as of 23/10/2026; ratios from the 2025 annual report
Based on the current price and the 2025 annual report, P/B is 0.55×. In earlier years it ranged from 0.56× to 1.27×, with a median of 0.85×; observations: 13. That is below its own median.
By report year — at the price on the day each year's report came out. The minimum, maximum, median and number of observations are taken over the earlier years: the last year in this list is not part of them
P/B
Observations with a similar valuation: 4. The price was higher by the next annual report in this many cases: 2. The median price change was −0.6%, ranging from −6.6% to 66.1%.
A similar valuation means P/B within a quarter of the current value. Each year's price is taken the following spring, once the annual report is known; the price change runs between those dates of adjacent years and excludes dividends. The share count used is the current one. This describes the past and is not a forecast.
Dividends have been discontinued. The last payout was RUB 4.49 per share.
The debt load is high, net debt / EBITDA 4.77×.
Based on the current price and the 2025 annual report, P/B is 0.55×. In earlier years it ranged from 0.56× to 1.27×, with a median of 0.85×; observations: 13. That is below its own median.
There is no forecast here: this page does not predict the price. It shows what happened after a similar valuation in the past. Observations with a similar valuation: 4. The price was higher by the next annual report in this many cases: 2. The median price change was −0.6%, ranging from −6.6% to 66.1%. A similar valuation means P/B within a quarter of the current value. Each year's price is taken the following spring, once the annual report is known; the price change runs between those dates of adjacent years and excludes dividends. The share count used is the current one. This describes the past and is not a forecast.
The company's statements do not hold enough data for these questions yet:
What date the figures on this page are as of
The analysis is built on the issuer's published financial statements and disclosures. It is information, not investment advice.
How large the company's debt is relative to its earnings
The debt load is high: the ratio of net debt to EBITDA is 4.77×, and servicing the debt takes a noticeable part of the operating result. Over the year the debt load rose; the change is +3.40×. The sector median is 0.51×: the company's debt load is above it.
Data as of 23/10/2026