| Breakdown | TTM | Jun 2025 | Jun 2024 | Jun 2023 | Jun 2022 | Jun 2021 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Income Statement | ||||||
| Total Revenue | 6.57M | 8.23M | 12.57M | 16.78M | 15.72M | 31.20M |
| Gross Profit | -1.78M | 2.42M | -2.27M | 7.98M | 5.32M | 14.82M |
| EBITDA | -5.07M | -2.62M | 1.65M | 1.56M | -5.13M | -7.67M |
| Net Income | -3.80M | -4.30M | 67.00K | 20.00K | -11.13M | -11.45M |
Balance Sheet | ||||||
| Total Assets | 16.99M | 17.42M | 22.23M | 19.94M | 22.61M | 29.79M |
| Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 3.98M | 1.54M | 5.53M | 3.04M | 2.95M | 3.70M |
| Total Debt | 4.13M | 2.98M | 6.07M | 6.06M | 9.25M | 11.81M |
| Total Liabilities | 7.14M | 8.85M | 11.40M | 13.00M | 20.41M | 22.44M |
| Stockholders Equity | 9.85M | 8.57M | 10.83M | 6.94M | 2.20M | 7.34M |
Cash Flow | ||||||
| Free Cash Flow | -21.50K | -5.67M | -1.19M | -3.78M | -4.60M | -2.42M |
| Operating Cash Flow | 112.00K | -2.69M | -34.00K | -3.49M | -4.09M | -1.69M |
| Investing Cash Flow | -1.50M | -2.51M | -790.00K | -372.00K | -2.20M | -2.12M |
| Financing Cash Flow | 2.22M | 1.49M | 3.30M | 3.89M | 5.39M | -1.07M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
63 Neutral | $10.79B | 15.43 | 7.44% | 2.01% | 2.89% | -14.66% | |
57 Neutral | AU$1.72B | 92.35 | 7.19% | ― | -72.88% | ― | |
57 Neutral | AU$14.17M | 3.85 | 13.83% | ― | -6.52% | -20.79% | |
56 Neutral | AU$17.44M | 7.14 | 4.57% | 4.32% | -15.54% | -26.61% | |
54 Neutral | AU$83.65M | -1.38 | -34.30% | 1.28% | -14.88% | -56.89% | |
44 Neutral | AU$25.07M | -4.07 | -41.28% | ― | -34.48% | -26000.00% | |
41 Neutral | AU$10.60M | -1.32 | 92.42% | ― | -0.52% | -38.84% |
Orbital UAV has announced a trio of moves that deepen its role in the global unmanned systems market, spanning heavy-lift logistics drones and tactical military platforms. The company continues to pursue a strategy of pairing engine supply with diagnostics and in-country sustainment to secure long-term participation in key defence UAV programs.
The group has secured an initial order from Australian heavy-lift drone maker Freespace Operations to supply a 150HFE heavy-fuel engine as a hybrid range extender for its Callisto 50 and 75 platforms, which are undergoing maritime logistics trials with the Royal Australian Navy. The integration is expected to boost endurance from about 40 minutes on batteries to more than three hours, opening a pathway to further propulsion opportunities across the Callisto fleet.
Orbital UAV also received an order from Textron Systems for 10 FlexDT diagnostic units to support Aerosonde 4.7 Group 3 UAVs in service with U.S. and international militaries, underscoring the growing value of engine data, fault visibility and maintenance analytics in sustaining deployed fleets. In parallel, the company signed a memorandum of understanding with Norway’s Bertel O. Steen Defence & Security to jointly pursue a NATO-aligned TUAS program based on Textron’s HQ 4.8 platform, with Orbital providing propulsion systems and BOS DS delivering local sustainment from Norway.
While there is no certainty the NATO initiative will translate into a contract, the collaboration positions Orbital UAV within an anticipated NSPA tender supporting Norway, Sweden and other alliance members. Taken together, the engine sale, diagnostics order and European MoU reinforce Orbital’s push to embed its technology and services into high-value defence UAV programs, potentially expanding recurring revenue from both equipment and long-term support if programs proceed as expected.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:OEC) stock is a Hold with a A$0.14 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Orbital Corporation Limited stock, see the AU:OEC Stock Forecast page.
Orbital Corporation Limited reported half-year revenue from continuing operations of A$4.89 million for the period ended 31 December 2025, a modest 2% increase on the prior corresponding period. However, the company swung to a net loss after tax of A$1.50 million, reflecting a 576% deterioration in profit performance and signalling operational or cost pressures despite the slight revenue growth.
Net tangible assets per share improved to 1.81 cents at 31 December 2025 from 0.79 cents at 30 June 2025, indicating a stronger underlying asset base for shareholders over the period. The board has decided not to declare a dividend for the half year, suggesting a focus on preserving capital and potentially funding ongoing operations or investment needs amid the weaker earnings result.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:OEC) stock is a Hold with a A$0.11 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Orbital Corporation Limited stock, see the AU:OEC Stock Forecast page.
Orbital UAV has secured an initial order worth about A$475,000 from Textron Systems to supply 25 power upgrade kits for the Textron Aerosonde 4.7 unmanned aerial vehicles currently deployed with the U.S. military. The kits, based on Orbital’s FlexDT technology, are intended to boost performance, reliability and efficiency of the Lycoming-built 75HFE engines that power this Group 3 UAV.
With an estimated 1,350 of these engines already in global service, the contract opens a potentially substantial follow-on revenue stream as the broader fleet is upgraded. Orbital is also in talks with Textron Systems about a wider upgrade program and the possible integration of an Orbital-manufactured 75cc engine in future Aerosonde 4.7 production, complementing its existing supply of 150HFE engines to the newer Aerosonde 4.8 platform and deepening its strategic role across multiple Textron UAS platforms.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:OEC) stock is a Hold with a A$0.11 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Orbital Corporation Limited stock, see the AU:OEC Stock Forecast page.
Orbital UAV reported a materially improved cash performance for the quarter to 31 December 2025, with operating cash inflow of $0.5 million and a modest net cash outflow of $0.2 million, ending the period with $3.5 million in cash, an undrawn $2 million loan facility and expected R&D grant receipts in the March 2026 quarter that together provide additional funding headroom. Operationally, the company continued deliveries of its 150cc heavy fuel engines to a major defence systems customer, completed an engineering upgrade and initial deliveries for Textron’s Aerosonde 4.7 platform, advanced Indian flight trials with further engine shipments, and moved to capitalise on rising demand for higher-capacity UAV powerplants by starting manufacture of 10 units of its new 350cc heavy fuel engine for integration and evaluation by both defence and commercial customers, underscoring its positioning as a key propulsion supplier to the rapidly expanding UAV market.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:OEC) stock is a Hold with a A$0.13 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Orbital Corporation Limited stock, see the AU:OEC Stock Forecast page.
Orbital Corporation has notified the market that 17.5 million quoted options (ASX: OECO), each exercisable at A$0.35, will expire at 5:00pm WST on 7 February 2026, with official quotation of these options on the ASX ceasing on 2 February 2026. If holders do not provide cleared funds to exercise their options by the expiry date, the options will lapse unexercised and the associated rights will cease, leaving the company’s share capital at 179,065,431 ordinary shares unless some or all of the options are converted into shares before expiry, a process that could modestly increase the company’s equity base and potentially impact its capital structure depending on the level of take-up.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:OEC) stock is a Hold with a A$0.16 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Orbital Corporation Limited stock, see the AU:OEC Stock Forecast page.