Market Cap: A$5.67B

Harvey Norman Holdings, with a market cap of A$5.67 billion, shows mixed financial performance. The company's Return on Equity is low at 7.9%, and it has experienced negative earnings growth over the past year. Despite this, its debt management appears strong with interest payments well-covered by EBIT (11.1x) and a satisfactory net debt to equity ratio of 14.8%. Short-term assets exceed short-term liabilities significantly, though they fall short against long-term liabilities. Recent earnings reports indicate a decline in net income to A$352.45 million from A$539.52 million last year, reflecting challenges in maintaining profit margins and revenue growth stability.

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Tyro Payments

Simply Wall St Financial Health Rating: ★★★★★★

Overview: Tyro Payments Limited provides payment solutions to merchants in Australia and has a market cap of A$408.42 million.

Operations: The company's revenue is primarily derived from its Payments segment, which generated A$471.51 million, complemented by the Banking segment with A$14.73 million.

Market Cap: A$408.42M

Tyro Payments, with a market cap of A$408.42 million, has shown robust earnings growth of 327.5% over the past year, significantly outpacing the industry average. The company remains debt-free, with short-term assets exceeding both short and long-term liabilities, indicating solid financial health. Despite a large one-off loss impacting recent results, Tyro's net profit margin improved to 5.2%. Its Price-To-Earnings ratio is below the Australian market average, suggesting potential value for investors. Recent developments include board changes and strong annual earnings growth from A$439.78 million to A$497.72 million in revenue and net income rising to A$25.71 million from A$6.01 million last year.

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Companies discussed in this article include ASX:ERM ASX:HVN and ASX:TYR.

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