| Breakdown | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Income Statement | |||||
| Total Revenue | 248.77K | 20.85K | 119.66K | 107.26K | 96.13K |
| Gross Profit | -372.00K | 20.85K | 119.66K | 107.26K | 96.13K |
| EBITDA | -6.18M | -6.20M | -1.78M | -2.79M | -11.57M |
| Net Income | -8.17M | -14.61M | -2.44M | -3.31M | -12.10M |
Balance Sheet | |||||
| Total Assets | 8.09M | 4.01M | 5.31M | 4.13M | 7.97M |
| Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 6.45M | 2.28M | 1.34M | 748.37K | 4.75M |
| Total Debt | 16.69M | 7.55M | 3.38M | 1.73M | 269.44K |
| Total Liabilities | 19.19M | 9.63M | 5.17M | 3.53M | 2.20M |
| Stockholders Equity | -11.10M | -5.61M | 148.21K | 604.41K | 5.78M |
Cash Flow | |||||
| Free Cash Flow | -6.24M | -5.37M | -5.76M | -5.19M | -7.56M |
| Operating Cash Flow | -5.95M | -5.06M | -5.64M | -5.03M | -7.46M |
| Investing Cash Flow | -1.29M | -308.35K | -124.81K | -155.99K | -105.04K |
| Financing Cash Flow | 10.47M | 6.30M | 6.31M | 1.10M | 6.54M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
61 Neutral | $37.18B | 12.37 | -10.20% | 1.83% | 8.50% | -7.62% | |
53 Neutral | AU$10.85M | -4.65 | -123.13% | ― | 18.86% | -14.41% | |
51 Neutral | ― | ― | ― | ― | -0.62% | -225.64% | |
41 Neutral | AU$40.04M | -2.42 | ― | ― | -7.11% | 51.02% | |
39 Underperform | AU$172.33M | -11.73 | -89.84% | ― | 127.89% | -107.34% | |
37 Underperform | AU$181.10M | -22.17 | ― | ― | -100.00% | 44.26% |
Audio Pixels Holdings Limited announced the cessation of 30,000 securities due to the expiry of options without exercise or conversion. This development may impact the company’s capital structure but reflects a routine financial adjustment rather than a strategic shift, maintaining its focus on technological advancements in the audio industry.
Audio Pixels Holdings Limited reported significant progress in advancing its Digital Sound Reconstruction technologies, with successful completion of a MEMS fabrication program and development of a next-generation ASIC controller. The company is nearing critical milestones for commercial deployment, amid strong interest from multiple industries. Financially, the company raised an additional $1.25 million through convertible notes, but its shares remain suspended on the ASX pending further capital raising to meet auditor requirements.
Audio Pixels Holdings Limited has issued A$1,250,000 in Convertible Notes to two sophisticated investors, enhancing its working capital and supporting its short-term objectives. This financial maneuver, which falls within the company’s 15% placement capacity under ASX Listing Rule 7.1, demonstrates investor confidence in the company’s strategic direction. Additionally, 4F Investments Pty Ltd, controlled by Chairman Fred Bart, plans to subscribe to further convertible notes, pending shareholder approval, indicating strong internal support for the company’s growth initiatives.
Audio Pixels Holdings Limited has announced a proposed issue of convertible notes, with a maximum of 142,934 securities to be issued. This move is part of a strategic effort to raise capital, potentially impacting the company’s financial structure and market positioning by providing additional resources for its operations and growth initiatives.
Audio Pixels Holdings Limited has announced an extension of the maturity date for $12.3 million of its $12.5 million convertible notes to January 31, 2027. Additionally, noteholders with $4.05 million in notes have chosen to capitalize their interest payments, enhancing the company’s cash flow flexibility. This strategic move is expected to bolster the company’s working capital, aiding in the pursuit of its short-term objectives and operational demands in a changing market.
Audio Pixels Holdings Limited has achieved a significant milestone in its MEMS fabrication development program, crucial for advancing its Digital Sound Reconstruction technologies into commercially mass-producible products. The first completed wafer from the program met critical electromechanical specifications, though it revealed excessive pixel damage due to a cross-material interaction. The company has addressed this issue with process adjustments, and its partner is reallocating resources to expedite further wafer production, marking progress towards commercialization.