Breakdown | |||||
TTM | Mar 2024 | Mar 2023 | Mar 2022 | Mar 2021 | Mar 2020 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Income Statement | Total Revenue | ||||
43.92M | 52.46M | 52.71M | 40.32M | 32.58M | 44.60M | Gross Profit |
17.16M | 22.44M | 21.12M | 16.91M | 13.14M | 18.08M | EBIT |
-2.43M | 3.65M | 3.93M | 2.78M | 1.34M | -2.91M | EBITDA |
-893.00K | 6.10M | 7.41M | 5.86M | 3.63M | -838.00K | Net Income Common Stockholders |
-3.02M | 1.97M | 3.12M | 947.00K | 9.00K | -4.73M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | ||||
8.48M | 9.65M | 12.80M | 9.57M | 14.56M | 9.11M | Total Assets |
73.74M | 81.09M | 84.24M | 78.58M | 80.20M | 77.73M | Total Debt |
17.68M | 18.63M | 19.98M | 21.50M | 28.22M | 24.36M | Net Debt |
9.20M | 8.98M | 7.18M | 11.93M | 13.67M | 15.25M | Total Liabilities |
32.98M | 36.01M | 40.27M | 37.92M | 41.30M | 38.94M | Stockholders Equity |
40.76M | 45.09M | 43.97M | 40.66M | 38.90M | 38.79M |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | ||||
1.95M | -474.00K | 5.56M | 3.71M | 1.66M | 1.29M | Operating Cash Flow |
3.76M | 1.73M | 7.54M | 5.11M | 3.26M | 4.68M | Investing Cash Flow |
-1.87M | -2.03M | -1.61M | -2.56M | -1.60M | -3.38M | Financing Cash Flow |
-2.58M | -2.70M | -2.67M | -7.52M | 3.79M | 1.57M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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79 Outperform | £111.41M | 11.06 | 19.29% | 4.41% | 16.79% | 26.31% | |
71 Outperform | £51.33M | ― | 8.52% | ― | 5.83% | 19.29% | |
69 Neutral | £12.24M | 7.49 | 23.50% | 10.26% | -2.04% | 2.36% | |
66 Neutral | $4.51B | 12.22 | 5.40% | 3.63% | 4.14% | -12.01% | |
52 Neutral | £22.85M | ― | -7.06% | 0.68% | -22.37% | -192.17% | |
46 Neutral | £13.08M | ― | -34.21% | 3.51% | -1.64% | -255.16% | |
£51.85M | ― | -1.50% | 4.96% | ― | ― |
FIH Group PLC has reported a challenging first half for 2024, with significant setbacks in its construction division, Falkland Building Services, causing a 32% drop in revenue and a pre-tax loss of £5.9 million compared to a profit the previous year. Despite these difficulties, other divisions like Momart and Portsmouth Harbour Ferry Company performed steadily, and the company maintained its interim dividend, reflecting confidence in a positive long-term outlook.