Lincoln Minerals Limited (AU:LML)
ASX:LML
LML Stock Chart & Stats
AU$0.01
<AU$0.01(20.00%)
At close: 4:00 PM EST
AU$0.01
<AU$0.01(20.00%)
Day’s Range― - ―
52-Week Range<AU$0.01 - AU$0.02
Previous CloseN/A
Volume3.20M
Average Volume (3M)11.53M
Market Cap
AU$31.21M
Enterprise ValueAU$29.69M
Total Cash (Recent Filing)AU$1.52M
Total Debt (Recent Filing)AU$0.00
Price to Earnings (P/E)―
Beta1.71
Next Earnings
Aug 28, 2026EPS EstimateN/A
Next Dividend Ex-DateN/A
Dividend YieldN/A
Share Statistics
EPS (TTM)>-0.01
Shares Outstanding2,600,433,800
10 Day Avg. Volume11,532,103
30 Day Avg. Volume11,532,103
Financial Highlights & Ratios
PEG Ratio0.24
Price to Book (P/B)2.25
Price to Sales (P/S)24.05
P/FCF Ratio-5.85
Enterprise Value/Market CapN/A
Enterprise Value/RevenueN/A
Enterprise Value/Gross ProfitN/A
Enterprise Value/EbitdaN/A
Forecast
1Y Price TargetN/A
Price Target UpsideN/A
Rating ConsensusN/A
Number of Analyst Covering0
EPS Forecast (FY)N/A
Revenue Forecast (FY)N/A
Bulls Say, Bears Say
Bulls Say
Low Leverage / Balance Sheet FlexibilityThe company’s very low debt-to-equity (~0.05) materially reduces solvency risk and preserves financial optionality over the next 2–6 months. For an exploration company this durable balance-sheet strength supports continued project work or opportunistic financing with lower bankruptcy risk, giving management time to advance assets without urgent debt pressure.
High Gross Margin On 2025 RevenueReported ~100% gross margin in FY2025 indicates that when revenue is realized the underlying projects or sales can be highly margin-accretive. This structural gross-margin strength means that if the company scales production or secures recurring offtake, operating leverage could translate margin into sustainable profitability assuming operating expenses are controlled.
Improving Cash Outflow TrendAn improving operating cash outflow and free cash flow that is closer to accounting losses suggest cash conversion is stabilizing. This durable improvement reduces near-term refinancing urgency, gives management runway to execute exploration or commercialization plans, and lowers the structural likelihood of immediate dilutive capital raises.
Bears Say
Persistent Negative Cash GenerationConsistent annual negative operating cash flow and materially negative FCF are structural weaknesses for a non-producing explorer. Over 2–6 months this continued cash burn forces reliance on external financing, increases dilution risk, and constrains the company’s ability to advance multiple projects simultaneously without securing new capital or partners.
Tiny, Volatile Revenue BaseThe company lacks a scalable, predictable revenue stream; a jump from zero to A$0.6M shows one-off receipts rather than steady sales. Structurally this leaves future profitability dependent on exploration success or asset monetization, making medium-term revenue growth and cash coverage uncertain without clear recurring operations.
Ongoing Losses And Equity ErosionSustained negative ROE and declining equity reflect value erosion from recurring losses. Over several quarters this pattern increases the probability management must issue equity or restructure, diluting existing holders and limiting strategic choices. It also weakens investor confidence for funding exploration and development.
Lincoln Minerals Limited News
LML FAQ
What was Lincoln Minerals Limited’s price range in the past 12 months?
Lincoln Minerals Limited lowest share price was <AU$0.01 and its highest was AU$0.02 in the past 12 months.
What is Lincoln Minerals Limited’s market cap?
Lincoln Minerals Limited’s market cap is AU$31.21M.
When is Lincoln Minerals Limited’s upcoming earnings report date?
Lincoln Minerals Limited’s upcoming earnings report date is Aug 28, 2026 which is in 151 days.
How were Lincoln Minerals Limited’s earnings last quarter?
Lincoln Minerals Limited released its earnings results on Mar 11, 2026. The company reported -AU$0.001 earnings per share for the quarter, missing the consensus estimate of N/A by -AU$0.001.
Is Lincoln Minerals Limited overvalued?
According to Wall Street analysts Lincoln Minerals Limited’s price is currently Overvalued.
Does Lincoln Minerals Limited pay dividends?
Lincoln Minerals Limited does not currently pay dividends.
What is Lincoln Minerals Limited’s EPS estimate?
Lincoln Minerals Limited’s EPS estimate for its next earnings report is not yet available.
How many shares outstanding does Lincoln Minerals Limited have?
Lincoln Minerals Limited has 2,600,433,800 shares outstanding.
What happened to Lincoln Minerals Limited’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Lincoln Minerals Limited reported an EPS of -AU$0.001 in its last earnings report, missing expectations of N/A. Following the earnings report the stock price went same 0%.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Lincoln Minerals Limited?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in AU:LML
What is the TipRanks Smart Score and how is it calculated?
Smart Score combines eight research factors - such as analyst recommendations, hedge fund trends, and technical indicators - to measure a stock’s outlook. These signals are unified into a single score that reflects bullish or bearish momentum. See detailed methodology
Lincoln Minerals Limited Stock Smart Score
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Blogger Sentiment
Bullish
AU:LML Sentiment 91%
Sector Average 67%
Sector Average 67%
News Sentiment
Neutral
Bullish news 50%
Bearish news 50%
Bearish news 50%
Fundamentals
Return on Equity
-24.52%
Trailing 12-Months
Asset Growth
10.98%
Trailing 12-Months
Company Description
Lincoln Minerals Limited
Lincoln Minerals Limited engages in the exploration and development of mineral properties in Australia. The company explores for graphite, copper, gold, iron ore, magnetite, hematite, zinc, lead, and silver deposits. Its flagship project is the Kookaburra Gully graphite project located on the Eyre Peninsula of South Australia. The company was incorporated in 1974 and is based in Melbourne, Australia.
Technical Analysis
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