Breakdown | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
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Income Statement | |||||
Total Revenue | 1.73M | 2.62M | 3.73M | 2.58M | 2.06M |
Gross Profit | 1.72M | 1.42M | 2.35M | 2.58M | 369.56K |
EBITDA | -411.93K | -3.11M | -309.10K | -202.87K | -1.41M |
Net Income | -3.83M | -3.14M | -532.79K | -1.27M | -2.18M |
Balance Sheet | |||||
Total Assets | 67.33M | 65.94M | 71.05M | 72.87M | 66.78M |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 88.03K | 676.79K | 819.59K | 541.13K | 567.23K |
Total Debt | 3.80M | 3.43M | 3.21M | 3.69M | 2.79M |
Total Liabilities | 9.48M | 8.21M | 8.50M | 8.66M | 6.54M |
Stockholders Equity | 57.85M | 57.74M | 62.55M | 64.21M | 60.24M |
Cash Flow | |||||
Free Cash Flow | -481.40K | -378.17K | 347.89K | 112.04K | -162.94K |
Operating Cash Flow | -479.98K | -378.17K | 379.92K | 128.78K | -118.67K |
Investing Cash Flow | -46.55K | 74.38K | 328.64K | -821.74K | -4.62M |
Financing Cash Flow | -64.68K | 180.22K | -413.43K | 626.80K | 2.89M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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54 Neutral | $1.19B | 3.66 | 0.13% | 6.36% | -2.13% | -128.06% | |
41 Neutral | AU$5.02M | ― | -5.03% | ― | -33.85% | 6.82% | |
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61 Neutral | AU$35.07M | 109.09 | 6.44% | ― | 30.37% | -41.67% | |
59 Neutral | AU$31.44M | 3.42 | 63.86% | ― | 3187.87% | ― | |
51 Neutral | AU$6.83M | ― | -17.73% | ― | 1.22% | -2148.39% | |
33 Underperform | AU$7.35M | ― | ― | 20.74% | -36.36% |
CAQ Holdings Limited recently held its Annual General Meeting where all proposed resolutions were passed. The resolutions included the adoption of the Remuneration Report and the re-election of directors Ching Chung and Xiao Huan Wei, indicating strong support for the current management and strategic direction of the company.
CAQ Holdings Limited has announced that trading in its securities will resume following the release of its annual report and a company update concerning an additional debt facility and restructuring. This development marks a significant step for CAQ Holdings as it seeks to stabilize its financial position and enhance its market presence, potentially impacting its stakeholders positively by improving operational transparency and financial health.
CAQ Holdings Limited has announced a successful restructuring of its debt and the establishment of a new drawdown loan facility to support its operational activities. The company has renegotiated its existing debt repayment terms with Bank of Hian Co Ltd, reducing immediate repayment obligations and extending the timeline for full repayment. Additionally, CAQ has secured a new loan facility through its subsidiary, Haikou Peace Base Industry Development Co Ltd, with Hainan Baina Investment Co. Ltd, providing further financial support for its operations. These financial maneuvers are expected to enhance CAQ’s cash flow stability and operational capacity, positioning the company to better achieve its goal of increasing occupancy rates.
CAQ Holdings Limited has announced its Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled for June 26, 2025, which will be held both physically in Perth, Western Australia, and virtually. Shareholders are encouraged to access the meeting details online and submit their proxy voting instructions by June 24, 2025. This move towards digital accessibility reflects a broader trend in corporate governance, potentially enhancing shareholder engagement and operational efficiency.
CAQ Holdings Limited has announced its upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled for June 26, 2025, at their Perth location, with an option for shareholders to attend virtually. The company emphasizes the importance of shareholder participation, offering a live webcast and electronic voting to facilitate engagement. This approach reflects the company’s commitment to accessibility and transparency, allowing shareholders to actively participate in governance matters regardless of their physical location.
CAQ Holdings Limited reported a slight decrease in leasing revenue for the March 2025 quarter, with a 5% drop compared to the previous quarter. The company faces high vacancy rates across its properties, and potential tenants are awaiting new government policies related to Hainan Island’s development as a free trade port. Despite these challenges, CAQ Holdings saw an increase in customer receipts and maintained a stable cash flow, although the uncertainty surrounding government policies and economic conditions in China could impact future operations.