Every valuation, profitability, balance-sheet and per-share figure DeltaScreener holds for Ballard Mining Limited (BM1.AX), each with what it measures. Figures are trailing twelve months or the most recent reported period.
Valuation
Metric
Value
P/E ratioShare price divided by earnings per share.
-71.50
P/B ratioShare price divided by book value per share.
2.04
P/S ratioMarket value divided by annual revenue.
1625692.60
Profitability
Metric
Value
Gross marginRevenue left after the direct cost of goods sold.
100.00%
Operating marginRevenue left after operating costs.
0.00%
Net marginRevenue left after every cost, including tax and interest.
0.00%
Return on equityProfit as a percentage of shareholders’ equity.
-2.85%
Return on assetsProfit as a percentage of total assets.
-2.56%
Financial health
Metric
Value
Current ratioCurrent assets divided by current liabilities. Above 1 means short-term assets cover short-term bills.
6.35
Quick ratioThe same, excluding inventory.
6.34
Debt to equityTotal borrowings against shareholders’ equity.
0.00
Per share and size
Metric
Value
Earnings per shareProfit attributable to each share.
$-0.01
Book value per shareShareholders’ equity divided by shares outstanding.
$0.35
Shares outstandingShares currently issued.
454,739,204
Market capitalisationShare price times shares outstanding.
$325.14M
Enterprise valueMarket value plus net debt — what it would cost to buy the business outright.
$0
Dividend
Metric
Value
Dividend yieldAnnual dividend as a percentage of the share price.
0.00%
Payout ratioShare of profit paid out as dividends.
Ballard Mining Limited (BM1.AX) trades on a price-to-earnings ratio of -71.50. A negative P/E means the company reported a loss, so the ratio is not a meaningful valuation measure.
What is Ballard Mining Limited's return on equity?
Ballard Mining Limited (BM1.AX) reports a return on equity of -2.85%, meaning it generated that much profit for every dollar of shareholders' equity.
How much debt does Ballard Mining Limited carry?
Ballard Mining Limited (BM1.AX) has a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.00, which compares total borrowings with shareholders' equity.