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Dyno Nobel Limited

DNL.AX · Period ending 2025-09-30 · Filed 2025-09-30 · Updated

In short

Dyno Nobel Limited (DNL.AX) has revenue down 29.7% to AUD 3.7B and net income up 82.9% to -AUD 53.2M year on year. Its net margin is -1.4% and gross margin 66.9%, and it trades at 29.1× trailing earnings. Fisclear flags 3 high-severity risks, led by: Revenue fell 30% year-over-year — a sharp decline that signals the business is contracting significantly. How we calculate this

Valuation

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Price

A$3.92

P/E (TTM)

28.0x

Price ÷ earnings per share

P/B

1.7x

Price ÷ book value

P/S (TTM)

1.8x

Price ÷ revenue per share

Beta

0.41

Low volatility vs market

PEG Ratio

44.7x

P/E ÷ earnings growth rate

52-Week Range

A$2.83A$3.92 nowA$4.22

4-engine score — Quality and Peers engines require SEC EDGAR (US stocks only)

Efficiency
35/100
Value
50/100
Cashflow
32/100
Regime
55/100

⚠ Negative ROE — equity capital being destroyed.

⚠ Revenue declining 30% YoY.

Based on filing period ending Sept 2025

International FisclearScore uses 4 engines (no EDGAR data). Based on Yahoo Finance & Alpha Vantage reported financials. Not financial advice.

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10-Year Yield

5.28%↑

AUD/USD

0.69→

The 10-year government bond yield is 5.28%; AUD/USD is at 0.6950.

SWOT Analysis — DNL.AX

Inflationary Boom
Macro lens (Inflationary Boom): Rising costs and tighter margins amplify financial risks in this regime.
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Strengths

  • Net Income: -AUD 53.2M (+82.9% YoY) — The company posted a net loss — total expenses exceeded total revenue.

  • EPS (Diluted): AUD -0.03 (+81.9% YoY) — Negative EPS — the company recorded a loss on a per-share basis.

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Weaknesses

  • Revenue: AUD 3.7B (-29.7% YoY) — Revenue fell 30% — the company generated less from its core operations.

  • Total Assets: AUD 7.8B (-6.8% YoY) — Total assets shrank 7% — the balance sheet contracted.

  • Gross Profit: AUD 2.5B (-4.5% YoY) — Gross profit declined 5% — costs are growing faster than revenue.

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Opportunities

No clear opportunities identified at this time.

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Threats

  • Revenue fell 30% year-over-year — a sharp decline that signals the business is contracting significantly.

  • Revenue has declined for two consecutive years — a sustained downtrend that may signal structural or competitive headwinds.

  • Net loss of AUD 53.2M — the company spent more than it earned. Investors should monitor the path to profitability.

Year-over-Year Changes

Net Income

-AUD 53.2M

was -AUD 310.9M

+82.9%

The company posted a net loss — total expenses exceeded total revenue.

EPS (Diluted)

AUD -0.03

was AUD -0.16

+81.9%

Negative EPS — the company recorded a loss on a per-share basis.

Revenue

AUD 3.7B

was AUD 5.3B

−29.7%

Revenue fell 30% — the company generated less from its core operations.

Total Assets

AUD 7.8B

was AUD 8.4B

−6.8%

Total assets shrank 7% — the balance sheet contracted.

Gross Profit

AUD 2.5B

was AUD 2.6B

−4.5%

Gross profit declined 5% — costs are growing faster than revenue.

Risk Flags

3 high · 0 medium · 0 low
  • ⚠ High

    Revenue fell 30% year-over-year — a sharp decline that signals the business is contracting significantly.

  • ⚠ High

    Revenue has declined for two consecutive years — a sustained downtrend that may signal structural or competitive headwinds.

  • ⚠ High

    Net loss of AUD 53.2M — the company spent more than it earned. Investors should monitor the path to profitability.

Technical Signals

Daily closes · 1-year data

Dyno Nobel Limited: common questions

Is Dyno Nobel Limited profitable?

No. Dyno Nobel Limited reported a net loss of A$53M in its latest fiscal year (fiscal 2025), a net margin of -1.4%.

Is Dyno Nobel Limited's revenue growing?

No. Revenue fell 29.7% year on year, to AUD 3.7B.

What is Dyno Nobel Limited's P/E ratio?

Dyno Nobel Limited trades at 28.0× its trailing twelve-month earnings. In other words, the share price is about 28 times the profit per share the company earned over the past year.

Does Dyno Nobel Limited pay a dividend?

Yes. Dyno Nobel Limited's forward dividend yield is 3.52%, the expected annual dividend as a share of the current share price.

What are the main risks for Dyno Nobel Limited?

Fisclear's checks flag 3 medium- or high-severity risks. The most serious: Revenue fell 30% year-over-year — a sharp decline that signals the business is contracting significantly.

Answers are generated from the figures in this report (updated 9 Oct 2026). Information, not investment advice.

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