Acma Ltd
F:AAX1

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Acma Ltd
F:AAX1
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Price: 0.015 EUR Market Closed
Market Cap: 1.3m EUR

FCF Margin
Free Cash Flow Margin

-19.2%
Current
5%
Average
2.6%
Industry

FCF Margin measures the amount of cash generated by a firm as a proportion of revenue. The more free cash flow a company has, the more it can allocate to dividends, paying down debt, and growth opportunities.

FCF Margin
-19.2%
=
Free Cash Flow
-2m
/
Revenue
10.4m

FCF Margin Across Competitors

Acma Ltd
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Market Cap
1.3m EUR
Industry
Machinery

Acma Ltd. engages in the tooling and moulding business. The firm operates through Tooling and Plastic Injection Moulding; Communications, Electronics and Equipment Distribution; Investment, and Metal Printing and Packaging Services. The Tooling and Plastic Injection Moulding segment manufactures molds mainly for the automotive and electronics industries and produces plastic injected parts for the manufacturing sector. The Communications, Electronics and Equipment Distribution segment is a diverse supplier of tele-communications, electronics and packaged air-conditioners. The Investment segment relates to the investment holding activities of the Company. The Metal Printing and Packaging Services segment relates to production of metal containers such as food cans, confectionery cans, paints cans and the provision of customized metal printing services.

AAX1 Intrinsic Value
Not Available
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What is Free Cash Flow Margin?

FCF Margin measures the amount of cash generated by a firm as a proportion of revenue. The more free cash flow a company has, the more it can allocate to dividends, paying down debt, and growth opportunities.

FCF Margin
-19.2%
=
Free Cash Flow
-2m
/
Revenue
10.4m
What is the FCF Margin of Acma Ltd?

Based on Acma Ltd's most recent financial statements, the company has FCF Margin of -19.2%.

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