Breakdown | TTM | Jun 2024 | Jun 2023 | Jun 2022 | Jun 2021 | Jun 2020 |
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Income Statement | ||||||
Total Revenue | 4.39M | 1.58M | 2.00M | 65.55M | 59.53M | 503.00K |
Gross Profit | 1.64M | -707.00K | 160.00K | 10.49M | 13.75M | 129.00K |
EBITDA | -6.46M | -4.95M | -3.20M | 7.33M | 11.25M | 269.00K |
Net Income | -6.63M | -4.97M | -3.43M | 5.50M | 12.16M | 367.00K |
Balance Sheet | ||||||
Total Assets | 17.54M | 18.59M | 17.77M | 24.03M | 41.72M | 27.30M |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 4.43M | 3.54M | 11.48M | 8.20M | 12.16M | 7.22M |
Total Debt | 8.03M | 6.47M | 204.00K | 442.00K | 661.00K | 858.00K |
Total Liabilities | 9.57M | 8.14M | 2.06M | 4.89M | 10.77M | 2.02M |
Stockholders Equity | 8.36M | 10.74M | 15.71M | 19.14M | 30.95M | 25.27M |
Cash Flow | ||||||
Free Cash Flow | -896.00K | -4.27M | 5.34M | 13.82M | 10.06M | -6.74M |
Operating Cash Flow | -2.29M | -4.27M | 5.34M | 13.82M | 10.06M | -6.74M |
Investing Cash Flow | -1.30M | -7.60M | 206.00K | 454.00K | 2.16M | 1.37M |
Financing Cash Flow | 3.56M | 1.73M | -268.00K | -17.58M | -6.75M | -197.00K |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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63 Neutral | $6.86B | 18.71 | -1.11% | 7.23% | 4.74% | -22.06% | |
50 Neutral | AU$15.14M | ― | -56.77% | ― | 252.84% | -163.79% | |
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66 Neutral | AU$15.50M | 11.48 | 5.24% | 4.87% | 5.78% | -29.07% | |
59 Neutral | AU$30.71M | 3.34 | 63.86% | ― | 3187.87% | ― | |
51 Neutral | AU$6.83M | ― | -17.73% | ― | 1.22% | -2148.39% | |
50 Neutral | AU$34.36M | 121.74 | 0.42% | ― | 4.43% | -89.73% |
Axiom Properties Ltd reported a decrease in cash reserves by $200,000 for the March 2025 quarter, holding $1,658,000 as of March 31. The company highlighted the strong performance of its PaySure business, which exceeded budget expectations and introduced a new bridging loan product. Axiom also secured a $30 million wholesale debt facility to support PaySure’s growth. In its property development division, Axiom’s Glenlea Estate project reached a maturity stage, generating $1.1 million in development fees and proceeds, with further gains expected. The company is set to receive $7.6 million from the divestment of development land, half of which will go to Axiom. These developments are part of Axiom’s strategy to build a sustainable income stream and manage future capital requirements effectively.
Axiom Properties Ltd’s subsidiary, PaySure, has secured a new $30 million wholesale debt facility, replacing a previous $7 million facility. This funding will support PaySure’s growth ambitions, driven by strong customer engagements and partner distribution agreements, and enhance its position in the real estate payments and lending sector. The new facility is expected to accelerate PaySure’s delivery of comprehensive payment and funding solutions, reinforcing Axiom’s strategy to expand its real estate-centric investment and development business.