The company has reduced its share count over this period, returning value to shareholders through buybacks.
Diluted shares outstanding: 8.7M (2021) → 7.8M (2025)
Frauenthal Holding AG engages in the wholesale of plumbing, heating, and electrical supplies through showrooms, cash and carry stores, and online in Austria and internationally. It operates through Frauenthal Automotive and Frauenthal Trade segments. The company distributes pipeline and valve systems for civil engineering and industry; and bathroom solutions, including ceramics, taps, mirrors, and furniture. It also engages in the renovation of bathrooms; commissioning and maintenance of air conditioning systems and heat pumps; sale of heat pumps and storage products; and installation and sale of photovoltaic systems. In addition, the company manufactures steel, aluminium, and metal components for vehicle bodies, chassis, and brake systems; and produces aluminium, steel, and special steel air tanks. Further, it offers logistics, consulting, and assembly services. The company serves the plumbing, electrical, architecture, and property development industries, as well as construction project managers and municipalities; OEMs and OEM suppliers; passenger vehicle, commercial vehicle, and trailer manufacturers; dealers; and rail, agriculture, and system manufacturers. The company was founded in 1921 and is based in Vienna, Austria. Frauenthal Holding AG is a subsidiary of FT Holding GmbH.
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-23.9% YoY
YoY Growth Rate
Revenue declining
-55.6% YoY
YoY Growth Rate
Earnings declining
€0/ year
0.0% of revenue
Below sector average (4%)
Research and development spending
~1 months
€8M cash & investments
Quarterly Free Cash Flow
↓ Burn rate worsening
Short runway — potential dilution ahead through share issuance
Frauenthal Holding AG has less than a year of cash at its current burn rate. Growth investors should watch for potential share dilution from future fundraising — that directly reduces your ownership.
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ROIC between 5% and 15%. They earn 5 to 15 cents back per year on every dollar invested.
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FCF margin between 0% and 10%. Some cash from sales, but not a lot.
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Interest coverage between 1 and 3. Profits cover interest, but with little room to spare.
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Modest yield. The bulk of any return needs to come from price appreciation.
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