VivoPower バランスシートの健全性
財務の健全性 基準チェック /26
VivoPowerの総株主資本は$20.1M 、総負債は$29.0Mで、負債比率は144.2%となります。総資産と総負債はそれぞれ$97.1Mと$77.0Mです。
主要情報
144.22%
負債資本比率
US$28.99m
負債
| インタレスト・カバレッジ・レシオ | n/a |
| 現金 | US$60.00k |
| エクイティ | US$20.10m |
| 負債合計 | US$77.02m |
| 総資産 | US$97.13m |
財務の健全性に関する最新情報
Recent updates
新しいナラティブ • Jun 24
Rating: Speculative Buy
DISCLAIMER: This is solely for educational purposes, do not take this as investment advice. EQUITY RESEARCH VivoPower PLC Sovereign AI data infrastructure Price (24 Jun 2026) ~$5.68 Market Cap ~$82–92M 52-Week Range A.E. $1.20 – $8.55 Public Float ~3.8M shares Short Interest ~71.7% of float Beta ~2.6 (high) Analyst Consensus Hold (17 analysts) 12M Target Range $6.29 – $13.64 RATING: SPECULATIVE BUY 1.Seeking Alpha • Aug 29
VivoPower International Non-GAAP EPS of -$1.02 misses by $0.32, revenue of $37.62M misses by $5.35M
VivoPower International press release (NASDAQ:VVPR): FY Non-GAAP EPS of -$1.02 misses by $0.32. Revenue of $37.62M (-6.9% Y/Y) misses by $5.35M. Cash balance at June 30, 2022 of $1.3m but increased to $8.9m post balance date following completion of divestitures and NASDAQ shelf issuance in July 2022 Annual group revenues (including discontinued operations in Aevitas) of $37.6 million down 3% on a constant AUD/USD FX basis. Underlying EBITDA loss including discontinued operations of ($10.4) million (versus EBITDA loss of ($1.4) million in FY21) reflects a reduction in revenues, gross profit and an increase in headcount and marketing costs to support growthSeeking Alpha • Jul 29
VivoPower prices $5.5M in stock and warrants offering
VivoPower (NASDAQ:VVPR) entered into a definitive agreement with a single U.S. institutional investor for the purchase and sale of 4.23M shares at an offering price of $1.30/share for gross proceeds of ~$5.5M. It has also agreed to issue to the investor, in a concurrent private placement, unregistered warrants to purchase shares. The warrants will have an exercise price of $1.30/ share, will be exercisable on the six-month anniversary of the issuance date and will expire five years from initial exercise date. Net proceeds to be used for hiring additional engineering talent, progress the scale up of assembly and production capabilities in key markets globally and for general corporate purposes. Offer is expected to occur on or about Aug.2, 2022. Shares trading 7.3% down premarket.Seeking Alpha • Jul 05
VivoPower Shows Positive Signs Of Change
With pandemic time restrictions gone, the operations are back to normal. The company is restructuring in order to scale the business of EV conversions. VVPR remains a highly risky stock with much uncertainty clouding its future. Electric vehicle conversion is a relatively new by-product of alternative fuel vehicles. At this point, the market is run mostly by small firms and startups that cater to a niche group of customers. But the potential for automotive applications, in the world that is set on decarbonizing, is huge. It is this opportunity that VivoPower International (VVPR) is attempting to capitalize on, by infusing subsidiary Tembo e-LV with significant economies of scale to perfect the technology and broaden the distribution. vivopower.com VivoPower has been offering solar and critical power technology solutions since inception in 2014, and more recently electrification services for off-road vehicles, primarily in Australia, but also Europe, North America and the Middle East. Critical Power has been the cash cow: it supplied 95% of group revenue in the first half of FY2022; Electric Vehicles is the long-term growth focus. 1-Year Price Return to 1 July 2022 Seeking Alpha In the past year to July 1, VVPR came down 80%, falling much more than the S&P SmallCap 600 (SP600) which dropped 18%, its Energy Sector sub-index (SP600-1010) which fell -7%, as well as the Energy Equipment & Services sub-index (SP600-101010) that suffered a -6% decline. It is less than impressive but the outlook is not entirely glum. Value-adding deals Theoretically, VivoPower’s decarbonization solutions have near endless potential in today’s world that realizes the need for an eventual phase-out of fossil fuels. A couple of developments over the last quarter have started to actualize that potential in earnest. In May, the company entered into an agreement with Toyota Motor Corporation Australia to model a fully electrified LandCruiser 70 for the mining sector in Australia, following a binding Letter of Intent signed a year ago. Executing this project is VivoPower’s Dutch subsidiary, Tembo e-LV (wholly owned since February 2021). Then in June, VivoPower was awarded its largest-ever solar contract for electrical works, worth A$11.7m ($8m), at the 204 MWDC Edenvale Solar Farm in Queensland. Delivering this project will be the solar division of the company’s Australian subsidiary J.A. Martin Electrical that has grown 62% compounded annually since financial year 2019. Promising but risky While recent contracts are positive signs, VivoPower has a long way to go before it reaches financial soundness. COVID-19 was a big setback, delaying schedules and increasing costs, primarily relating to Tembo, in both Australia and the Netherlands. This caused group loss to widen to $10m for H1 FY2022 from $0.4m a year earlier. The borders are now open, but challenges remain. Aside from freshly added war-induced externalities (supply chains, inflation, energy), VivoPower has been struggling to fund itself. Its net debt-to-equity ratio last stood at 65%, a level that is typical of capital intensive energy companies. More concerning are modest cash reserves — $3.3m in December 2021 and $4.6m in March 2022 — which leaves it with less than a year of cash runway. Acquiring headline unit Tembo has been the heaviest item so far: $4.7m was paid for 51% in 2020, $2.2m and 15,793 VVPR shares for the remaining 49% in 2021, plus additional $10.9m as an earnout. With limited cash, debt and equity financing have been used unsparingly. Debt started at $8m from the time of the IPO in 2016 and peaked to $25m in mid-2020. Meanwhile, the dilution trendline is a high 34% per annum. VVPR: Shares Outstanding as of 31 December 2021 GuruFocus Yet all of that fundraising has been taking place in the context of growth. The acquisition of Tembo, for one, brought a distribution deal with GB Auto Group for Tembo’s electric Toyota Land Cruiser and Hilux as well as conversion kits. The partnership is expected to generate up to $250m in revenues, combined with the value of the converted vehicles, over the first four years. Setting up new regional offices and staffing them is producing high opex but should help expand the company’s reach. Generous R&D allowances are already bearing fruits, first and foremost in the way of a 300% performance upgrade for Tembo’s current 28 kWh battery kit. Moving forward, VivoPower is committing to non-dilutive expansion, maximizing cash flows from Critical Power unit Aevitas and prioritizing working capital financing facilities coupled with government grants in jurisdictions with climate-friendly policies such as the UK (e.g., Net Zero Strategy) and the EU (e.g., European Innovation Council). At the same time, the management has introduced measures to boost cost savings and efficiencies which have helped bump up the latest quarterly results: cash levels increased 39% to $4.6m and revenue 15% to $10.2m compared to the previous quarter. Focused growth VivoPower does seem to realize that expansion has to be laser-focused given scarce resources. The management has just announced the sale of two non-core units, J.A. Martin Electrical — excluding the solar unit — and NDT Services, for an upfront consideration and an earnout that could add up to A$10m ($6.8m). This money will be channeled to the fast-growing businesses delivering electric vehicles and renewable energy solutions. Also soon to go might be Caret Solar, a portfolio of 38 solar projects in the US with combined generation capacity of 1.8 GWDC. Part of it is newly formed Caret Decimal, a renewable powered digital asset mining business, whose planned initial contribution of 206.5 MWDC is valued at $20m. The management expects to make a good profit on the deal given a healthy interest from crypto firms in green mining. Integrated sustainability VivoPower is a B Corp, a voluntary status earned by companies that meet high environmental, social and governance standards. While the relevance of this certification for the company is obvious (as it relates to decarbonization), it is not a common feature of businesses of this kind and size due to the complexity of qualifying for the status and maintaining it afterwards. In the renewable energy installation space (other than solar panels), there are 37 B Corps in total, and VivoPower is the only US listed entity.Seeking Alpha • Jun 29
VivoPower divests two non-core business units, announces strategic reorganization
VivoPower (NASDAQ:VVPR) announced the sale of two non-core business units in Australia, J.A. Martin Electrical (JAM Electrical) and NDT Services to ARA Group, diversified industrial services group based in Australia. The company will receive upfront consideration and an earnout based on FY23 EBITDA results for the businesses which could total up to A$10M. The sale is expected to be completed and settled on July 1, 2022. Proceeds from the sale of the above non-core business units will be re-invested primarily in the company's fast-growing electric vehicle and sustainable energy solutions businesses. VivoPower is retaining its growing J.A. Martin's Solar business, which will become a new division of its existing Australian business arm, Kenshaw. "With the JAM Solar business revenue delivering 62% CAGR since FY19, the sale of the non-solar business of JAM Electrical and NDT represents an opportunity for the company to consolidate its strategic focus while divesting non-core service offerings," Executive Chairman and CEO Kevin Chin commented.分析記事 • Jun 09
Does VivoPower International (NASDAQ:VVPR) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
David Iben put it well when he said, 'Volatility is not a risk we care about. What we care about is avoiding the...Seeking Alpha • Nov 04
VivoPower: The Story Isn't Electrifying
VivoPower International PLC has below-par fundamentals and may not be a good investment idea currently. Expansion into international deals could be a factor that helps the company grow over the future. The COVID-19 pandemic and supply chain issues will continue to hurt the company's operations.財務状況分析
短期負債: VIVOの 短期資産 ( $74.6M ) が 短期負債 ( $55.3M ) を超えています。
長期負債: VIVOの短期資産 ( $74.6M ) が 長期負債 ( $21.8M ) を上回っています。
デット・ツー・エクイティの歴史と分析
負債レベル: VIVOの 純負債対資本比率 ( 143.9% ) は 高い と見なされます。
負債の削減: VIVOの負債対資本比率は、過去 5 年間で137.5%から144.2%に増加しました。
貸借対照表
キャッシュ・ランウェイ分析
過去に平均して赤字であった企業については、少なくとも1年間のキャッシュ・ランウェイがあるかどうかを評価する。
安定したキャッシュランウェイ: 現在のフリーキャッシュフローに基づいて、 VIVOに十分なキャッシュランウェイがあるかどうかを判断するにはデータが不十分です。
キャッシュランウェイの予測: VIVOの フリー キャッシュ フロー が過去のレートに基づいて増加または減少し続ける場合、十分な キャッシュ ランウェイ があるかどうかを判断するためのデータが不十分です。
健全な企業の発掘
企業分析と財務データの現状
| データ | 最終更新日（UTC時間） |
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| 企業分析 | 2026/07/14 16:17 |
| 終値 | 2026/07/14 00:00 |
| 収益 | 2025/06/30 |
| 年間収益 | 2025/06/30 |
データソース
企業分析に使用したデータはS&P Global Market Intelligence LLC のものです。本レポートを作成するための分析モデルでは、以下のデータを使用しています。データは正規化されているため、ソースが利用可能になるまでに時間がかかる場合があります。
| パッケージ | データ | タイムフレーム | 米国ソース例 |
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| 会社財務 | 10年 |
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| アナリストのコンセンサス予想 | +プラス3年 |
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| 市場価格 | 30年 |
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| 所有権 | 10年 |
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| マネジメント | 10年 |
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| 主な進展 | 10年 |
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| アナリスト | 機関 |
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| Jeffrey Campbell | Alliance Global Partners |
| David Larkam | Edison Investment Research |
| Michael Kupinski | NOBLE Capital Markets, Inc. |