Haydale Graphene Industries plc
Market Cap
$16.36M
P/E Ratio
-0.34
EPS
$-0.01
Dividend Yield
0.00%
52-Week Range
$0.11 — $0.95
Volume
8.04M
Avg Volume
6.76M
Beta
2.05
P/E (TTM)
-0.34
Forward P/E
—
PEG Ratio
-0.05
P/S (TTM)
31.08
P/B (TTM)
9.69
P/FCF
—
EV/EBITDA
—
EV/Sales
—
ROE (TTM)
-2.23%
ROA (TTM)
-1.64%
ROIC
—
Gross Margin
-0.47%
Operating Margin
-4.91%
Net Margin
—
Debt/Equity
1.39
Current Ratio
2.28
EPS Growth (YoY)
—
Revenue Growth (YoY)
—
EPS Growth (3Y)
+0.16%
EPS Growth (5Y)
+0.32%
Sales Growth (3Y)
+0.20%
Sales Growth (5Y)
+0.09%
EPS Est (This Year)
$-0.00
EPS Est (Next Year)
$0.00
Dividend Yield
—
Annual Dividend
—
Payout Ratio
—
Frequency
—
Ex-Dividend Date
—
Cash/Share
$0.00
Institutional %
—
Inst. Net Change
—
Insider Net Shares (90d)
—
Outstanding Shares
4.74B
Float
3.66B
Free Float %
77.15%
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Chemicals - Specialty
Country
GB
Exchange
LSE
IPO Date
2014-04-14
Employees
63
CEO
Simon Andrew Turek
Index Membership
—
Website
https://www.haydale.com
Haydale Graphene Industries plc (HAYD.L) is a basic materials company in the chemicals - specialty industry listed on the LSE. With a market capitalization of $16.36M, a P/E ratio of -0.34, HAYD.L is tracked by stockscreenr alongside 25,000+ other tickers. Use the free stock screener to compare HAYD.L against other stocks using dozens of fundamental and technical filters.
Haydale Graphene Industries plc (HAYD.L) has a trailing twelve-month (TTM) P/E ratio of -0.34. This is below the market average, which may suggest the stock is undervalued or has lower growth expectations. The P/E ratio measures how much investors are willing to pay per dollar of earnings.
No, Haydale Graphene Industries plc (HAYD.L) does not currently pay a regular dividend. The company may be reinvesting profits into growth, research, or debt reduction instead of returning cash to shareholders through dividends.
Haydale Graphene Industries plc (HAYD.L) has a market capitalization of $16.36 million, classifying it as a micro-cap company. Market cap is calculated by multiplying the current share price by the total number of outstanding shares.