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Austerlitz Acquisition Corporation II

ASZ-UNNYSE
Financial Services
Shell Companies
$9.97
$0.02(0.20%)
U.S. Market is Open • 15:18

Austerlitz Acquisition Corporation II Fundamental Analysis

Austerlitz Acquisition Corporation II (ASZ-UN) shows weak financial fundamentals with a PE ratio of 33.37, profit margin of 0.00%, and ROE of -57.91%. The company generates N/A in annual revenue with N/A year-over-year growth of N/A.

Key Strengths

PEG Ratio0.33

Areas of Concern

ROE-57.91%
Operating Margin0.00%
We analyze ASZ-UN's fundamental strength across five key dimensions.

The stock receives a Fundamental Health Score of -40.9/100 based on profitability, valuation, growth, and balance sheet metrics. The F grade reflects weak fundamentals and significant financial concerns.

Fundamental Health Score

F
-40.9/100

We analyze ASZ-UN's fundamental strength across five key dimensions:

Efficiency Score

Weak

ASZ-UN struggles to generate sufficient returns from assets.

ROA > 10%
4.27%

Valuation Score

Moderate

ASZ-UN shows balanced valuation metrics.

PE < 25
33.37
PEG Ratio < 2
0.33

Growth Score

Moderate

ASZ-UN shows steady but slowing expansion.

Revenue Growth > 5%
N/A
EPS Growth > 10%
N/A

Financial Health Score

Excellent

ASZ-UN maintains a strong and stable balance sheet.

Debt/Equity < 1
0.00
Current Ratio > 1
1.03

Profitability Score

Weak

ASZ-UN struggles to sustain strong margins.

ROE > 15%
-5791.46%
Net Margin ≥ 15%
0.00%
Positive Free Cash Flow
N/A

Key Financial Metrics

Is ASZ-UN Expensive or Cheap?

P/E Ratio

ASZ-UN trades at 33.37 times earnings. This suggests a premium valuation.

33.37

PEG Ratio

When adjusting for growth, ASZ-UN's PEG of 0.33 indicates potential undervaluation.

0.33

Price to Book

The market values Austerlitz Acquisition Corporation II at -19.33 times its book value. This may indicate undervaluation.

-19.33

EV/EBITDA

Enterprise value stands at 0.01 times EBITDA. This is generally considered low.

0.01

How Well Does ASZ-UN Make Money?

Net Profit Margin

For every $100 in sales, Austerlitz Acquisition Corporation II keeps $0.00 as profit after all expenses.

0.00%

Operating Margin

Core operations generate 0.00 in profit for every $100 in revenue, before interest and taxes.

0.00%

ROE

Management delivers $-57.91 in profit for every $100 of shareholder equity.

-57.91%

ROA

Austerlitz Acquisition Corporation II generates $4.27 in profit for every $100 in assets, demonstrating efficient asset deployment.

4.27%

Following the Money - Real Cash Generation

FCF Per Share

Each share generates $-0.01 in free cash annually.

$-0.01

Financial Ratios Analysis

Valuation Ratios

P/E Ratio

Price to earnings ratio

33.37

vs 25 benchmark

PEG Ratio

Price/earnings to growth ratio

0.33

vs 25 benchmark

P/B Ratio

Price to book value ratio

-19.33

vs 25 benchmark

P/S Ratio

Price to sales ratio

0.00

vs 25 benchmark

Financial Health

Debt/Equity

Total debt to shareholders' equity

0.00

vs 25 benchmark

Current Ratio

Current assets to current liabilities

1.03

vs 25 benchmark

Efficiency Ratios

ROE

Return on equity percentage

-0.58

vs 25 benchmark

ROA

Return on assets percentage

0.04

vs 25 benchmark

ROCE

Return on capital employed

-0.00

vs 25 benchmark

How ASZ-UN Stacks Against Its Sector Peers

MetricASZ-UN ValueSector AveragePerformance
P/E Ratio33.3718.66 Worse (Expensive)
ROE-57.91%804.00% Weak
Net Margin0.00%2258.00% Weak
Debt/Equity0.001.03 Strong (Low Leverage)
Current Ratio1.03662.03 Neutral
ROA4.27%-24049.00% (disorted) Weak

ASZ-UN outperforms its industry in 1 out of 6 key metrics, but lagging in P/E Ratio.

Historical Growth Performance

5-Year Growth Trajectory

This section reviews Austerlitz Acquisition Corporation II's 5-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) and compares its performance against the typical investment style of its industry.

Revenue CAGR

N/A

Industry Style: Value, Dividend, Cyclical

EPS CAGR

N/A

Industry Style: Value, Dividend, Cyclical

FCF CAGR

N/A

Industry Style: Value, Dividend, Cyclical

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