AAF - Stock Analysis for AUSTRAL AFRICA RESOURCES LTD
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AU:AAF (SYDNEY)
Calculate financial ratios, growth rates, sticker price and margin of safety (MOS) for Austral Africa Resources Ltd, get Technical Indicators Charts such as moving averages, slow and fast stochastics, MACD for AAF - Austral Africa Resources Ltd.
Business Summary
- Company's web: http://www.newworldalloys.com
- Stock Exchange: SYDNEY
- Industry: Metal Production
- Market Capitalization: 1.17 Mil
- Institutional Ownership: NA
- Total Shares Outstanding: 587.4 Mil
- Average Daily Volume: 1 Mil.
- Full Time Employees: 40
- Next Earnings Release:
Austral Africa Resources Limited, formerly New World Alloys Limited, is an Australia-based company. The Company, along with its subsidiaries, is principally engaged in mineral ore processing production and operation of the Company�s copper smelter in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Nova Copper Project). The Company holds four granted mineral exploration concessions in the Katanga province along with the additional four concessions as a result of the agreement with Sino-Asia Mining & Resources plc (SAMR), provides Africa Resources Limited (AAF) with an opportunity to explore the Katanga copper belt in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Some of its wholly owned subsidiaries include Savanna Mineral Resources Pty Ltd, Smelting Technologies (Australia) Pty Ltd, Mihlayonke Consulting Services (Pty) Ltd, Nova Mining (SA) (Pty) Ltd and Hertz Electrical Technologies (Pty) Ltd.
Growth Rates
- Equity Growth Rate: bad
- EPS Growth Rate: bad
- Sales Growth Rate: bad
- Free Cash Flow Growth Rate: bad
- Cash from Operation Activities Growth Rate: bad
- ROIC Growth Rate: bad
Debt/Free Cash Flow Ratio
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Debt/FCF ratio is 0 - GOOD
Zero Debt/Free Cash Flow ratio means company does not have long term debt as of latest financial statement.
Negative Debt/Free Cash Flow ratio means company has a negative Free Cash Flow and probably will not be able to pay off its long term debt. There is certainly a problem.
Debt/Free Cash Flow ratio less than 3 means company potentially can pay off its long term debt in less than 3 years, which is OK.
Debt/Free Cash Flow ratio more than 3 means company will not be able to pay off its long term debt in 3 years, which can be a problem. This is not a good sign.
Sticker and MOS Price
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- Sticker Price (intrinsic value) based on 5 year projection: 0
- Margin of Safety (MOS) Price based on 5 year projection: 0
- Sticker Price (intrinsic value) based on 10 year projection: 0
- Margin of Safety (MOS) Price based on 10 year projection: 0
Technical Indicators (The Three Tools)
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The Three Tools are: Moving Average, Stochastics and MACD.