Undiscovered Gems in Australia to Explore This August 2025

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As the Australian market navigates a sea of mixed signals, with futures looking uncertain amidst a backdrop of robust U.S. economic growth and fluctuating commodity prices, investors are keenly evaluating the latest earnings reports to gauge potential opportunities. In this dynamic environment, identifying promising small-cap stocks requires a focus on companies with strong fundamentals that can adapt to both local and global economic shifts.

Top 10 Undiscovered Gems With Strong Fundamentals In Australia

NameDebt To EquityRevenue GrowthEarnings GrowthHealth Rating
Sugar TerminalsNA3.78%4.30%★★★★★★
Fiducian GroupNA10.00%9.57%★★★★★★
Spheria Emerging CompaniesNA-1.31%0.28%★★★★★★
Euroz Hartleys GroupNA1.82%-25.32%★★★★★★
Hearts and Minds InvestmentsNA56.27%59.19%★★★★★★
Red Hill MineralsNA95.16%40.06%★★★★★★
Djerriwarrh Investments2.39%8.18%7.91%★★★★★★
Zimplats Holdings5.44%-9.79%-42.03%★★★★★☆
Peet53.46%12.70%31.21%★★★★☆☆
Australian United Investment1.90%5.23%4.56%★★★★☆☆

Click here to see the full list of 53 stocks from our ASX Undiscovered Gems With Strong Fundamentals screener.

Here we highlight a subset of our preferred stocks from the screener.

Djerriwarrh Investments (ASX:DJW)

Simply Wall St Value Rating: ★★★★★★

Overview: Djerriwarrh Investments Limited is a publicly owned investment manager with a market cap of A$828.26 million.

Operations: Djerriwarrh Investments generates revenue primarily through its portfolio of investments, amounting to A$53.07 million.

Djerriwarrh Investments, a notable player in Australia's financial landscape, showcases robust fundamentals. Over the past five years, its earnings have grown by 7.9% annually, supported by a reduced debt-to-equity ratio from 12.3% to 2.4%. The company has high-quality earnings and maintains a price-to-earnings ratio of 21.1x, undercutting the industry average of 22.5x. Recent financials reveal net income at A$39.18 million for fiscal year ending June 2025 with basic EPS slightly up at A$0.1487 from A$0.1485 last year, reflecting stability amidst modest revenue changes to A$53 million from A$53.38 million prior year.

ASX:DJW Debt to Equity as at Aug 2025

Lycopodium (ASX:LYL)

Simply Wall St Value Rating: ★★★★★☆

Overview: Lycopodium Limited is an Australian company offering engineering and project delivery services across the resources, rail infrastructure, and industrial processes sectors, with a market capitalization of A$462.32 million.

Operations: Lycopodium's primary revenue stream is from the resources sector, generating A$342.76 million, with additional contributions from rail infrastructure and process industries at A$11.03 million and A$10.08 million respectively.

Lycopodium, a nimble player in the engineering sector, trades at 60.7% below its estimated fair value, hinting at potential upside. Despite high-quality earnings and positive free cash flow of A$30.77 million as of September 2024, recent performance saw a dip with net income dropping to A$42.22 million from A$50.71 million the previous year. The debt-to-equity ratio has risen to 1% over five years but remains manageable given their cash position surpasses total debt levels. While revenue is forecasted to grow by 8.12% annually, significant insider selling recently might raise some eyebrows among investors considering its future prospects.

ASX:LYL Debt to Equity as at Aug 2025

Omni Bridgeway (ASX:OBL)

Simply Wall St Value Rating: ★★★★★☆

Overview: Omni Bridgeway Limited, along with its subsidiaries, offers dispute and litigation finance services across various global regions including Australia, the United States, Canada, Latin America, Asia, New Zealand, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa; it has a market capitalization of A$465.82 million.

Operations: Omni Bridgeway generates revenue primarily from funding and providing services related to legal dispute resolution, amounting to A$770.40 million. The company's net profit margin is a key financial metric to consider when analyzing its profitability.

Omni Bridgeway, a notable player in the financial sector, has shown impressive growth with net income soaring to A$349.8 million from a loss of A$87.52 million last year. Its revenue jumped significantly to A$651.22 million from A$184.59 million, highlighting robust performance despite sales dropping to A$54.99 million from A$71.05 million previously. The company has reduced its debt-to-equity ratio dramatically over five years, now standing at 2.3% compared to 18.7%. With a price-to-earnings ratio of 1.3x against the market's 19.6x and more cash than total debt, Omni Bridgeway appears well-positioned in its industry despite forecasts suggesting earnings might decline by an average of 148% annually over the next three years while revenue is expected to grow by nearly 24% per year.

ASX:OBL Earnings and Revenue Growth as at Aug 2025

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