Vitrafy Life Sciences Ltd.

Vitrafy Life Sciences Ltd.

VFY.AX
Vitrafy Life Sciences Ltd.AU flagAustralian Securities Exchange
3.05
AUD
-0.07
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229.93MMarket Cap
2022 Y
2023 Y
2024 Y
2025 Y
Revenue per Share
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- -
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Basic EPS, GAAP
-0.12
-0.12
-0.16
-0.73
Free Cash Flow per Basic Share
-0.01
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Dividend per Share
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Book Value per Share
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0.62
0.59
Tangible Book Value per Share
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0.63
0.64
Basic Weighted Avg Shares
64
64
64
45
Sales/Revenue/Turnover
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- -
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Operating Margin (%)
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-28,640.62
-28,835.14
-25,446.66
Depreciation Expense
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Net Income, GAAP
-8
-8
-10
-33
Effective Tax Rate (%)
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Profit Margin (%)
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-24,415.62
-28,175.68
-50,237.25
Working Capital
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40
29
LT Debt
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Total Equity
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40
29
Return on Invested Capital (%)
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Return on Capital (%)
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Return on Common Equity (%)
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-52.8
-99.42

Capital Structure

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Working Capital

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Growth Rates

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10 years
5 years
1 year
Total Equity
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-28.06%
Free Cash Flow
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-85.74%
Net Income, GAAP
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213.77%
Sales/Revenue/Turnover
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75.98%
Total Cash Common Dividend
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Quarterly Revenue

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Year

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2023
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2024
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Quarterly Earnings Per Share

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Year

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2023
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-0.12
2024
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-0.16
2025
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-0.73

Quarterly Dividends Per Share

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2023
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Company Description

APIChatGPT
CEO
Brenton Michael Leslie Owens
Sector
Healthcare
Industry
Medical - Specialties
Address
Suite 2, Level 11, 385 Bourke Street Melbourne VIC Australia 3000
IPO Date
Nov 21, 2024
Business
Vitrafy Life Sciences Ltd. engages in the development and commercialization of vertically integrated cryopreservation solutions for biomaterials, spanning hardware devices, software platforms, and related services. The company designs and manufactures smart cryopreservation equipment, including a Smart Cryopreservation Device, a Smart Thawing Device, and Smart Packaging solutions; it launches and maintains LifeChain, a cloud-based software platform that integrates AI, machine learning and IoMT capabilities to control, trace, track, and monitor the quality and supply-chain status of cryopreserved materials. Vitrafy provides application services that support human health and animal health applications, and offers AI-enabled software for quality management, data capture, and provenance across the cryopreservation lifecycle. The company operates across multiple sectors including human cell and gene therapies, blood product logistics, biobanking, animal genetics and reproduction, and aquaculture-related biotechnologies. Founding year and headquarters: founded in 2017; headquartered in South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Geographic operations encompass Australia with a focus on domestic markets and collaborations that extend to international partners. Subsidiaries and parent relationships are not disclosed in public materials, but the company maintains partnerships and collaboration agreements with CSL Innovation Pty Ltd, the US Army Institute of Surgical Research, Select Sires, Inc., and Huon Aquaculture Company Pty Ltd, indicating active engagement with strategic partners in both life sciences and animal biotechnology. Vitrafy’s business model emphasizes integrated hardware-software solutions, with a go-to-market that targets biobanks, clinical and research institutions, animal breeding programs, blood product organizations, and gene therapy developers. The company positioning centers on preserving biomaterial quality through end-to-end, trackable cryopreservation workflows and data-rich lifecycle management. Latest major changes include formation and expansion of partnerships and collaboration agreements in the past 1–2 years, potential product launches or enhancements to smart devices and LifeChain software, and ongoing initiatives to broaden applicability across human and animal health markets.