Breakdown | |||||
TTM | Jun 2024 | Jun 2023 | Jun 2022 | Jun 2021 | Jun 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | ||||
17.28M | 15.59M | 14.92M | 10.92M | 8.86M | 8.31M | Gross Profit |
13.32M | 12.60M | 11.01M | 8.24M | 7.01M | 7.07M | EBIT |
-2.11M | -4.30M | -2.39M | -7.18M | -3.30M | 1.24M | EBITDA |
221.00K | -3.20M | -1.26M | -6.73M | -2.93M | -1.98M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
-2.53M | -4.67M | -8.08M | -13.50M | -8.55M | -3.83M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | ||||
15.44M | 13.55M | 3.39M | 8.19M | 21.31M | 14.97M | Total Assets |
81.63M | 70.75M | 48.11M | 43.20M | 50.32M | 53.50M | Total Debt |
244.00K | 48.63M | 36.06M | 23.45M | 24.23M | 36.11M | Net Debt |
-15.19M | 35.08M | 32.67M | 15.26M | 2.93M | 21.14M | Total Liabilities |
73.91M | 62.24M | 39.17M | 26.91M | 25.92M | 37.32M | Stockholders Equity |
7.72M | 8.51M | 8.95M | 16.30M | 24.39M | 16.18M |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | ||||
145.00K | -9.12M | -16.22M | -23.12M | 1.98M | -4.03M | Operating Cash Flow |
81.00K | -9.04M | -16.19M | -23.02M | 2.15M | -3.81M | Investing Cash Flow |
-217.00K | -74.00K | 4.00K | -106.94K | -173.99K | -226.19K | Financing Cash Flow |
11.40M | 19.25M | 11.35M | 9.20M | 5.53M | 16.44M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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69 Neutral | AU$173.31M | 17.04 | 45.08% | 4.77% | -2.89% | -5.33% | |
68 Neutral | AU$343.95M | 33.18 | 9.89% | 2.78% | 23.52% | 7.96% | |
64 Neutral | AU$1.58B | 17.86 | 27.46% | 1.26% | -3.98% | ― | |
61 Neutral | $79.44M | ― | -11.11% | ― | 59.15% | -2.08% | |
60 Neutral | $11.56B | 10.24 | -7.04% | 2.94% | 7.46% | -10.54% | |
41 Neutral | AU$18.12M | ― | -37.01% | ― | 32.38% | 69.11% |
QuickFee has released its Q3 FY25 business update, highlighting its ongoing efforts to support professional services firms with enhanced financial solutions. The company’s focus on automating accounts receivable is expected to positively impact its market positioning and provide significant value to its stakeholders.
QuickFee Limited reported a strong Q3 FY25 with a 29% increase in revenue compared to the previous year, driven by growth in transaction volumes and margin expansion in both Australia and the US. However, the company revised its FY25 earnings guidance due to a provision for a potential credit impairment of US$ 2.2 million, following a default by a US firm. Despite this setback, QuickFee remains on track to achieve its underlying business performance targets, with ongoing refinancing discussions expected to conclude in the second half of FY25.
QuickFee Ltd. has announced the cessation of certain securities options due to the lapse of conditional rights, as the conditions for these securities have not been met or have become incapable of being satisfied. This cessation impacts various options set to expire between 2027 and 2029, potentially affecting the company’s financial strategy and stakeholders’ expectations.
QuickFee Limited announced the resignation of Jennifer Warawa, President of QuickFee US, who is leaving to pursue another opportunity. During her tenure, she refined the US business’s product and market strategy, launched the Connect platform, and established strategic partnerships. James Drummond, the current COO, will serve as Acting US President to ensure a smooth transition. The company will search for a new leader while maintaining its focus on improving operating performance.