Amaero Inc. (AMRO) Key Metrics

NASDAQ: AMROValuation, returns, debt and efficiency ratios over 4 years.

AMRO key metrics, FY2022–FY2025

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2025 · Australian dollars

AMRO returns How much profit the business earns on the capital it uses.

Return on equity+26.2 pts
−58.4%
FY2025 · hover or tap a bar for each year
FY2022: −58.8%FY2023: −84.6% (−25.8 pts)FY2024: −84.6% (−0.1 pts)FY2025: −58.4% (+26.2 pts)
FY2022FY2025
Return on invested capital+44.4 pts
−67.4%
FY2025 · hover or tap a bar for each year
FY2022: −116.3%FY2023: −143.1% (−26.8 pts)FY2024: −111.8% (+31.3 pts)FY2025: −67.4% (+44.4 pts)
FY2022FY2025
Return on assets+20.2 pts
−34.6%
FY2025 · hover or tap a bar for each year
FY2022: −39.1%FY2023: −62.2% (−23.1 pts)FY2024: −54.8% (+7.4 pts)FY2025: −34.6% (+20.2 pts)
FY2022FY2025
Asset turnover+298.7%
0.05
FY2025 · hover or tap a bar for each year
FY2022: 0.03FY2023: 0.04 (+51.8%)FY2024: 0.01 (−65.5%)FY2025: 0.05 (+298.7%)
FY2022FY2025

AMRO returns on capital

ROEROICROA

Net income (ROE, ROA) or after-tax operating income (ROIC) divided by the average of the opening and closing balance.

AMRO debt vs cash

Total debtCash & short-term investments

Debt includes short- and long-term borrowings and, where reported, lease liabilities.

AMRO cash returned to shareholders

DividendsBuybacksFree cash flow

AMRO key metrics in Australian dollars

FY2022–FY2025
Amaero Inc. key metrics by fiscal year
FY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022
Returns & profitability
Return on equity (ROE)−58.4%−84.6%−84.6%−58.8%
Return on invested capital (ROIC)−67.4%−111.8%−143.1%−116.3%
Return on assets (ROA)−34.6%−54.8%−62.2%−39.1%
Return on tangible assets−26.8%−37.3%−68.7%−39.1%
Financial health
Total debtA$5.4M——A$2.8M
Cash & short-term investmentsA$19.2MA$12.0MA$8.8MA$11.1M
Net debt−A$13.9M−A$12.0M−A$8.8M−A$8.3M
Debt / equity0.10——0.19
Debt / assets0.06——0.13
Current ratio2.499.124.536.50
Quick ratio1.878.204.075.94
Interest coverage-400.1—-47.0-42.7
Working capitalA$17.0MA$13.0MA$7.9MA$10.8M
Invested capitalA$40.4MA$17.4MA$6.1MA$6.4M
Tangible asset valueA$54.2MA$29.7MA$15.0MA$14.9M
Net current asset value−A$8.5M−A$6.0MA$6.8MA$5.5M
Capital allocation
Share buybacks (net)A$2.4MA$1.5MA$1.3MA$34,356
Capex / revenue675.4%2,636.7%197.3%553.0%
R&D / revenue16.8%553.6%420.4%524.6%
SG&A / revenue458.1%2,648.2%426.4%719.7%
Efficiency
Days sales outstanding66.873.441.961.9
Days of inventory on hand293.71,345.7577.9558.9
Days payables outstanding322.4688.1479.9741.6
Cash conversion cycle (days)38.1731.0139.9-120.7
Receivables turnover5.474.978.725.90
Payables turnover1.130.530.760.49
Inventory turnover1.240.270.630.65
Asset turnover0.050.010.040.03
Average receivablesA$697,570A$93,306A$90,690A$96,661
Average payablesA$4.7MA$640,194A$877,943A$1.4M
Average inventoryA$4.2MA$1.3MA$1.1MA$1.1M
Intangibles / total assets0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

Computed from AMRO's annual financial statements (latest annual report filed —) and the closing share price on each fiscal year-end, adjusted for stock splits. Figures in Australian dollars; data from EODHD. Averages use the opening and closing balance of each year.

AMRO valuation and financial ratios

Amaero earned a return on equity of −58.4% and a return on invested capital of −67.4% in fiscal 2025. It ended the year with A$5.4 million of debt and A$19.2 million in cash and short-term investments, a net cash position of A$13.9 million. It returned A$2.4 million to shareholders: A$0 in dividends and A$2.4 million in share buybacks.

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AMRO key metrics FAQ

What is Amaero's return on equity?

Amaero's return on equity (ROE) was −58.4% in fiscal 2025: net income of -A$24.4 million on average shareholders' equity of A$41.8 million.

What is Amaero's ROIC?

Amaero's return on invested capital was −67.4% in fiscal 2025, using after-tax operating income divided by average debt plus equity minus cash.

How much debt does Amaero have?

Amaero had total debt of A$5.4 million at the end of fiscal 2025, a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.10 and more cash than debt.

Does Amaero buy back its shares?

Yes. Amaero spent A$2.4 million on net share repurchases in fiscal 2025.

What is Amaero's current ratio?

Amaero's current ratio was 2.49 at the end of fiscal 2025: current assets were 2.49 times current liabilities.

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