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Iperion (IPR)

Construction & Materials / Critical minerals•Covered: FY21 - FY26•11 published briefings

Iperion is an NZX-listed construction & materials / critical minerals company with FY21 - FY26 of published result briefings.

Latest briefing

FY26 · Released 29 May 2026

Loss narrowed 35.3% but cash fell 63.5% as Iperion's runway tightens

Operating losses keep absorbing the balance sheet; total equity fell 84.5% to NZ$0.1m while the Pathoglaze licence still produces no revenue.

Market data

Latest available
Price
NZD 0.00
Mkt cap
$1.5m
Yield
0%

Quote as of 05-06-2026 12:00pm NZT

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  6. Related Insights

Snapshot

Latest metrics

FY26, released 29 May 2026

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IPR latest metrics
MetricValueChange
Revenue$0m—
Operating profit-$0.3m↑ +33.6%
NPAT-$0.3m↑ +25.0%
Operating cash flow-$0.27m↑ +38.6%
OCF / Operating profit %91.5%↓ -7.5pp
ROE %-546.3%↓ -470.7pp
DPS0.0c—
Payout ratio vs NPAT %0.0%—
PBT-$0.3m↑ +25.0%
FCF pre-lease-$0.28m↑ +37.9%

Source: latest published briefing (FY26, released 29 May 2026). Change compares against the prior equivalent period: FY25, released 29 May 2025.

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Performance over time

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IPR metric history
MetricFY2612 MONTHS29 May 2026HY266 MONTHS24 November 2025FY2512 MONTHS29 May 2025HY256 MONTHS28 November 2024FY2412 MONTHS29 May 2024HY246 MONTHS29 November 2023FY2312 MONTHS30 May 2023HY236 MONTHS29 November 2022FY2212 MONTHS30 May 2022HY226 MONTHS29 November 2021FY2112 MONTHS31 May 2021Trend
Revenue$0m$0m$0m$0m$0m$0m$0.03m$0.01m$0m$0m$0.03m
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Revenue growth %-100.0%———-100.0%-100.0%-99.8%150.0%-100.0%-100.0%-100.0%
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Operating profit-$0.3m—-$0.44m—-$0.8m-$0.48m-$0.28m-$0.13m———
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Operating profit margin %——————n/mn/m———
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PBT-$0.3m-$0.2m-$0.4m-$0.4m-$0.8m-$0.5m-$0.3m-$0.1m-$0.2m-$0.1m-$0.1m
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NPAT-$0.3m-$0.2m-$0.4m-$0.4m-$0.8m-$0.5m-$0.3m-$0.1m-$0.2m-$0.1m-$0.1m
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Operating cash flow-$0.27m-$0.18m-$0.44m-$0.27m-$0.73m-$0.37m-$0.41m-$0.14m-$0.12m-$0.07m-$0.12m
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OCF / Operating profit %91.5%—99.0%—90.3%76.8%145.7%104.5%———
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FCF pre-lease-$0.28m-$0.18m-$0.45m-$0.27m-$0.73m——————
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FCF post-lease-$0.28m—-$0.45m-$0.27m———————
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DPS0.0c——————————
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Payout ratio vs NPAT %0.0%——————————
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ROE %-546.3%-83.2%-75.6%-90.9%-0.1%-43.0%-17.2%-5.6%-8.7%-5.4%-5.7%
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Total assets$0.18m$0.27m$0.45m$0.62m$0.9m$1.3m$1.7m$1.9m$2m$2.1m$2.2m
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Reference: annolyse.ai/companies/ipr

Note: Figures are shown as reported. Half-year and full-year absolute values are not directly comparable. Growth rates and ratios are the meaningful comparison across mixed periods.

The setup & the reality

HY26 → FY26 Follow-through

The latest result is checked against what the prior briefing said to watch.

Current result now available

FY26 · Released 29 May 2026

Loss narrowed 35.3% but cash fell 63.5% as Iperion's runway tightens

Operating losses keep absorbing the balance sheet; total equity fell 84.5% to NZ$0.1m while the Pathoglaze licence still produces no revenue.

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Historical setup

What HY26 said to watch

From Iperion's asset base fell to NZ$0.3m, the smallest on record

No forward targets, guidance, or forward-work disclosures are provided. The supplied shape context shows HY25 carried 82% of FY25's NPAT and 60.9% of FY25's operating cash outflow, so on that pattern alone the second half could imply a smaller incremental loss than the first. That extrapolation is fragile because revenue is zero, cost behaviour is largely discretionary, and the implied FY25 second-half NPAT of –NZ$0.1m was itself small in absolute terms.

What the release does not support is any view on when, or whether, the antimicrobial licence will begin generating royalty income at the disclosed minimum levels. Without that, the result tells the reader how much burn occurred this half, not what the run-rate becomes once the licence activates.

Open questions

Open questions from HY26

  • What drove the NZ$0.3m fall in total assets, and were any intangible or licence-related balances impaired or derecognised during the half?
  • Why did closing cash rise to NZ$0.2m while total equity fell to NZ$0.2m — what funding or capital movement supported the cash position?
  • How is the antimicrobial licence performing against its minimum royalty and minimum performance targets, and when does the company expect any royalty income to be recognised?
  • What is the board's view on funding runway and any planned capital raise given the unprecedented-low asset base?
  • Does management consider the going-concern basis appropriate, and on what assumptions?

This briefing cannot assess the operational status of the antimicrobial licence, the recoverability of remaining intangible assets, or the company's ability to fund continued operations beyond the cash currently on hand.

Archive

Briefing archive

Every published Annolyse briefing for this company appears here in reverse chronological order.

FY26 · Released 29 May 2026

Loss narrowed 35.3% but cash fell 63.5% as Iperion's runway tightens

Operating losses keep absorbing the balance sheet; total equity fell 84.5% to NZ$0.1m while the Pathoglaze licence still produces no revenue.

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HY26 · Released 24 November 2025

Iperion's asset base fell to NZ$0.3m, the smallest on record

The half-year loss narrowed and cash burn eased, but with zero revenue the company is operating from its lowest asset base in the supplied historical

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FY25 · Released 29 May 2025

Loss narrowed 45.3% but total assets fell to $0.5m unprecedented low

Zero revenue persisted while equity dropped 55.8% and the asset base hit a historical low, leaving runway as the dominant question.

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HY25 · Released 28 November 2024

Loss narrowed 21.4% but equity fell 62.2% on continued zero-revenue burn

The smaller HY25 loss is cost-base contraction, not progress, with NZ$0.1m of cash facing a NZ$0.3m half-year operating burn.

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FY24 · Released 29 May 2024

Iperion's asset base shrank 99.9% to NZ$0.9m, leaving NZ$0.2m cash

The reported 99.7% NPAT improvement is a scale artefact: a near-complete contraction of the balance sheet leaves cash burn outrunning cash on hand.

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HY24 · Released 29 November 2023

Cash balance hit zero as the loss widened 250.8% on no revenue

An effectively dormant shell burned through its remaining NZ$0.7m of cash while the operating loss more than tripled to NZ$0.5m.

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FY23 · Released 30 May 2023

Iperion emerges as a $1.6m cash shell after issuer transition from SNC

The 99.8% PBT "improvement" reflects a completed transition out of a $2.0bn-asset predecessor, not operating progress in the new entity.

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HY23 · Released 29 November 2022

Pre-acquisition shell: cash builds to $0.7m, losses widen 23.4%

Interest income up 150% from a tiny base sets an unprecedented growth rate, but Southern Charter remains pre-revenue after the issuer transition.

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FY22 · Released 30 May 2022

Headline 99.9% PBT improvement masks transition to NZ$2.0m shell

Total assets fell from NZ$2,154.5m to NZ$2.0m through an issuer transition, leaving zero revenue and only NZ$22k of cash.

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HY22 · Released 29 November 2021

Issuer transition strips SNC to a $2.1m acquisition shell

Headline -100.0% revenue and +99.8% loss narrowing reflect corporate change, not operating performance; NZ$44k cash limits acquisition capacity.

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FY21 · Released 31 May 2021

Iperion remains a NZ$2.1m cash shell with no operations deployed in FY21

An issuer transition from SNC and an unresolved acquisition search leave the read as a pre-deployment cash vehicle, not an operating result.

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ROE and capital efficiency

ROE was -546.3%, -415.3pp versus the prior comparable period.

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Dividend coverage and payout pressure

Dividend payout versus NPAT is 0.0%.

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Earnings quality and statutory distortions

PBT and NPAT growth diverged by 0.0pp.

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