Breakdown | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
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Income Statement | |||||
Total Revenue | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
Gross Profit | ― | -7.05K | -91.18K | -75.09K | -130.00K |
EBITDA | ― | -1.97M | -1.62M | -4.96M | -799.00K |
Net Income | ― | -699.00K | -9.10M | -11.22M | -5.91M |
Balance Sheet | |||||
Total Assets | 68.11M | 66.80M | 66.63M | 67.85M | 64.81M |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 4.47M | 3.25M | 3.24M | 5.03M | 628.91K |
Total Debt | 32.98M | 24.27M | 25.89M | 18.55M | 36.64M |
Total Liabilities | 38.62M | 28.23M | 30.09M | 22.58M | 40.93M |
Stockholders Equity | 29.49M | 38.57M | 36.53M | 45.27M | 23.88M |
Cash Flow | |||||
Free Cash Flow | -2.40M | -1.76M | -1.91M | -2.53M | -1.90M |
Operating Cash Flow | -2.21M | -1.51M | -1.38M | -1.92M | -1.15M |
Investing Cash Flow | -166.94K | 2.10M | -534.74K | 773.59K | -470.61K |
Financing Cash Flow | 3.61M | -595.83K | 139.47K | 5.55M | 1.89M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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49 Neutral | C$36.06M | ― | -24.23% | ― | ― | 56.08% | |
44 Neutral | C$967.00M | -6.65 | -13.73% | 2.47% | 17.55% | -32.57% | |
37 Underperform | C$10.31M | ― | -110.70% | ― | ― | 71.77% | |
34 Underperform | C$3.74M | ― | -277.11% | ― | ― | -6.57% | |
31 Underperform | C$37.40M | ― | -35.32% | ― | ― | 25.56% | |
29 Underperform | C$4.17M | ― | -599.35% | ― | ― | -250.68% |
In 2024, Arianne Phosphate experienced strong market conditions due to growing demand for phosphate in batteries and fertilizers, especially as lithium-iron-phosphate batteries gained popularity over NMC batteries. This trend led Canadian and Quebec governments to add phosphate to their critical mineral lists, benefiting Arianne’s Lac à Paul project. In response to the increasing importance of phosphate, Arianne began pursuing the construction of a purified phosphoric acid facility. A prefeasibility study confirmed the positive economics of building this plant in Quebec, making it the largest PPA producer outside China and strengthening the secure supply chain for critical materials.
Arianne Phosphate has clarified details about its purified phosphoric acid prefeasibility study, which aims to construct a plant in Quebec’s Saguenay region for transforming phosphate concentrate into battery-grade phosphoric acid. The study, not governed by mineral project regulations, outlines a significant production capacity and a capital expenditure of $1.65 billion.