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Undiscovered Gems in Australia To Explore This July 2025

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As the Australian market navigates a complex landscape marked by cautious sentiment following the Reserve Bank's rate decisions and looming international trade uncertainties, investors are keeping a close eye on sectors like Health Care, which have shown resilience amid fluctuating conditions. In this dynamic environment, identifying promising small-cap stocks requires a focus on robust fundamentals and strategic positioning to weather economic shifts.

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Top 10 Undiscovered Gems With Strong Fundamentals In Australia

NameDebt To EquityRevenue GrowthEarnings GrowthHealth Rating
Sugar TerminalsNA3.78%4.30%★★★★★★
Schaffer25.47%6.03%-5.20%★★★★★★
Fiducian GroupNA9.97%7.85%★★★★★★
Euroz Hartleys GroupNA5.92%-17.96%★★★★★★
Hearts and Minds InvestmentsNA47.09%49.82%★★★★★★
Tribune ResourcesNA-10.33%-48.18%★★★★★★
Djerriwarrh Investments1.14%8.17%7.54%★★★★★★
Red Hill MineralsNA95.16%40.06%★★★★★★
Lycopodium6.89%16.56%32.73%★★★★★☆
K&S20.24%1.58%25.54%★★★★☆☆

Click here to see the full list of 50 stocks from our ASX Undiscovered Gems With Strong Fundamentals screener.

We're going to check out a few of the best picks from our screener tool.

Cuscal (ASX:CCL)

Simply Wall St Value Rating: ★★★★☆☆

Overview: Cuscal Limited, with a market cap of A$599.59 million, offers payment and regulated data products and services to financial and consumer-focused institutions in Australia.

Operations: Cuscal Limited generates revenue primarily from providing payment and regulated data services to financial institutions in Australia. The company's business model focuses on leveraging its expertise in the payments sector to support various consumer-centric institutions.

Cuscal, a financial player in Australia, shows potential with a Price-To-Earnings ratio of 19.9x, undercutting the industry average of 23.3x. Over the past year, earnings grew by 4.3%, outpacing the sector's -6.8%. The company's debt-to-equity ratio has impressively decreased from 154% to 41% over five years, indicating improved financial health. Despite having more cash than total debt and being free cash flow positive, Cuscal's interest coverage is only at 1.3x EBIT—an area needing attention for long-term stability as it was recently added to the S&P Global BMI Index on June 22nd, enhancing its visibility in global markets.

ASX:CCL Earnings and Revenue Growth as at Jul 2025
ASX:CCL Earnings and Revenue Growth as at Jul 2025

Energy One (ASX:EOL)

Simply Wall St Value Rating: ★★★★☆☆

Overview: Energy One Limited offers software solutions, outsourced operations, and advisory services for wholesale energy and environmental markets across Australasia and Europe, with a market cap of A$407.29 million.

Operations: Energy One Limited generates revenue primarily from the energy software industry, amounting to A$55.81 million.

Energy One, a nimble player in the software space, has seen its debt to equity ratio improve significantly from 58.6% to 27.1% over five years, reflecting prudent financial management. Its interest payments are comfortably covered by EBIT at 4.5 times, indicating solid operational efficiency. Earnings have surged by an impressive 273%, outpacing the industry average of 5.6%. The company’s focus on cybersecurity and European expansion could bolster future growth prospects despite potential margin pressures from rising costs and competition. With a net debt to equity ratio of just 22.7%, Energy One's financial footing appears satisfactory for ongoing strategic endeavors.

ASX:EOL Debt to Equity as at Jul 2025
ASX:EOL Debt to Equity as at Jul 2025

GR Engineering Services (ASX:GNG)

Simply Wall St Value Rating: ★★★★★★

Overview: GR Engineering Services Limited offers engineering, procurement, and construction services primarily to the mining and mineral processing industries both in Australia and internationally, with a market cap of A$611.04 million.

Operations: GR Engineering Services derives its revenue primarily from two segments: Mineral Processing, which contributed A$412.30 million, and Oil and Gas, generating A$96.61 million.

GR Engineering Services, a small player in the engineering sector, is trading at 94.8% below its estimated fair value, making it an intriguing option for investors seeking undervalued opportunities. The company boasts high-quality earnings and has demonstrated impressive growth, with earnings surging by 34.3% over the past year. Notably, GR Engineering remains debt-free over the past five years and continues to generate positive free cash flow. This financial stability positions it well against industry peers in Metals and Mining where its growth rate outpaces the sector's average of 14.3%.

ASX:GNG Debt to Equity as at Jul 2025
ASX:GNG Debt to Equity as at Jul 2025

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About ASX:CCL

Cuscal

Provides payment and regulated data related products and services for financial and consumer centric institutions in Australia.

Proven track record with adequate balance sheet.

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