Margins

Framery's profitability margins have been impacted by a range of costs, but it appears that non-recurring expenses related to new product launches and strategic growth have had a significant effect on its bottom line. Additionally, costs associated with changes in group structure and non-recurring consulting and legal expenses have also contributed to the erosion of profitability margins. However, it's worth noting that Framery's management has taken steps to mitigate these costs, and the company's long-term targets for growth and profitability suggest that it is well-positioned to recover from these short-term challenges.

Solvency

The Framery Equity Ratio in Q2 2026 is 30.1%. Looking ahead, it's expected to increase significantly by Q4 2027 (e), reaching 60.0%. The five-year average Equity Ratio is 42.6%.

Gearing

In Q2 2026, Framery's gearing is 141.9%, indicating a significant level of financial leverage. Looking ahead to Q4 2027 (e), the gearing is expected to decrease to -2.9%, suggesting a substantial reduction in leverage, although it's worth noting that this is an estimate. The five-year average gearing stands at 132.4%.

Return on Equity and Assets

Framery's ROE in Q2 2026 is 63.6%. The expected change in ROE from Q2 2026 to Q4 2027 (e) is a decrease to 40.9%. The five-year average ROE is 61.0%.

Framery's ROA in Q2 2026 is 19.2%, indicating a strong return on total assets during this period. Looking ahead, the ROA is expected to increase to 24.5% by Q4 2027 (e), suggesting a significant improvement in Framery's financial performance over the next few years. The five-year average ROA stands at 19.6%, providing a benchmark for Framery's historical financial performance.

Asset Turnover Ratio

Asset Turnover Ratio is calculated as revenue / total assets.