Breakdown | Jun 2024 | Jun 2023 | Jun 2022 | Jun 2021 | Jun 2020 |
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Income Statement | |||||
Total Revenue | 1.03M | 36.00K | 29.69K | ― | 9.55K |
Gross Profit | 142.00K | 31.34K | 27.69K | ― | 1.68K |
EBITDA | -5.45M | -4.16M | -1.39M | -1.94M | -1.71M |
Net Income | -3.92M | 1.41M | -2.51M | -2.78M | -1.74M |
Balance Sheet | |||||
Total Assets | 32.45M | 33.42M | 30.46M | 23.55M | 2.52M |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 5.97M | 12.60M | 9.53M | 10.10M | 854.00K |
Total Debt | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 402.35K |
Total Liabilities | 4.82M | 2.78M | 2.10M | 1.38M | 892.05K |
Stockholders Equity | 28.18M | 30.64M | 28.36M | 22.17M | 1.29M |
Cash Flow | |||||
Free Cash Flow | -2.61M | 2.26M | -2.38M | -1.45M | -897.89K |
Operating Cash Flow | -1.93M | 3.93M | -1.96M | -1.12M | -526.87K |
Investing Cash Flow | -5.11M | -2.11M | -1.92M | -320.00K | -152.84K |
Financing Cash Flow | 402.00K | 1.25M | 3.31M | 10.68M | 1.16M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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67 Neutral | $15.24B | 9.90 | 6.33% | 5.18% | 4.06% | -67.04% | |
54 Neutral | AU$35.11M | ― | -10.18% | ― | 474.71% | 40.74% | |
― | $23.76M | ― | -5.28% | ― | ― | ― | |
― | $12.88M | ― | -6.63% | ― | ― | ― | |
56 Neutral | AU$21.69M | ― | 3.98% | ― | 709.42% | ― | |
45 Neutral | AU$39.50M | 540.00 | 0.25% | ― | -15.16% | -99.57% | |
40 Underperform | AU$12.96M | ― | -1.86% | ― | ― | 89.19% |
Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited has made significant strides in the clean energy sector, highlighted by the delivery of Australia’s first hydrogen fuel cell garbage truck and securing purchase orders for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles from major companies like TOLL Transport and Heidelberg Materials. The company also reported positive cash flow and substantial cash receipts for the quarter, indicating strong financial health. Post quarter-end, Pure Hydrogen executed a Master Supply and Distributor Agreement with GreenH2 LATAM, enhancing its market presence in Mexico, and saw commercial sales of graphene powder from Turquoise Group, in which it holds a strategic stake. These developments position Pure Hydrogen as a key player in the transition to zero emissions, with a robust sales pipeline and strategic international partnerships.
Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited has secured a significant agreement with GreenH2 LATAM, a leading clean energy company in Mexico City, to supply hydrogen infrastructure for two projects in Mexico. This agreement, valued at US$28 million, includes the provision of electrolysers, compression, refuelling, storage, and transport equipment, and grants GreenH2 LATAM exclusive distribution rights in Mexico and Colombia. This collaboration is expected to enhance Pure Hydrogen’s position in the global hydrogen market, particularly in Latin America, and aligns with the region’s commitment to sustainable energy transition. The deal follows recent purchase orders from TOLL Transport and Heidelberg Materials, further validating Pure Hydrogen’s strategy and expanding its reach into key markets.
Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited has released its half-year presentation, highlighting its substantial gas resource estimates from key projects like Windorah and Venus. These projects contribute to the company’s strong position in the energy sector, with significant contingent and prospective gas resources, underscoring its commitment to the zero emissions economy. The announcement reflects the company’s strategic focus on leveraging its resource base to enhance its market standing and provide value to stakeholders.
Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited has released its half-year financial report, highlighting its progress in advancing zero-emission vehicles and clean energy infrastructure. The company is positioning itself as a leader in the hydrogen economy by offering hydrogen fuel cell and battery electric vehicles, particularly for the commercial transport sector. With regulatory-approved vehicles ready for markets in Australia, North America, and other regions, Pure Hydrogen is set to meet growing demand, underscoring its commitment to zero-emission transportation and strategic market expansion.
Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited has secured a purchase order from Heidelberg Materials Australia for a hydrogen fuel cell concrete agitator truck, marking a significant milestone in the adoption of zero-emission vehicles in the construction industry. This collaboration aligns with Heidelberg’s sustainability goals and highlights Pure Hydrogen’s commitment to advancing sustainable transport solutions, potentially impacting the heavy-duty transport sector by reducing emissions and operational costs.
Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited announced the successful handover of Australia’s first hydrogen fuel cell rear loader garbage truck to Solo Resource Recovery. This milestone, confirmed on 6 February 2025, marks an important step in Pure Hydrogen’s strategy to expand its market presence and drive the adoption of hydrogen-powered vehicles. The company views this achievement as a gateway to further orders, leveraging Solo’s endorsement to attract interest from councils and other potential buyers. The announcement was deemed market-sensitive as it confirmed Solo’s acceptance of the vehicle, a detail not included in the previous quarterly report, emphasizing Pure Hydrogen’s commitment to transparency and timely information dissemination.
Pure Hydrogen Corporation Ltd has successfully delivered Australia’s first hydrogen fuel cell rear loader garbage truck to Solo Resource Recovery, marking a critical milestone in the transition to clean energy within the waste management sector. This development, combined with the strong interest from local councils and the receipt of Australian Design Rules approval, positions Pure Hydrogen at the forefront of sustainable vehicle adoption, advancing their strategy to reduce carbon emissions and promote zero-emission vehicles nationwide.
Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited has received a claim from Pure Haul Pty Limited for an alleged contract repudiation, seeking $8.1 million in damages. The company considers the claim baseless and plans to defend it vigorously, while also contemplating a counterclaim. This legal matter may impact the company’s operations and stakeholder confidence, although Pure Hydrogen remains confident in its position.