The Australian Sharemarket is ready to follow the Wall Street records, with the ASX 200 futures pointing to a positive end of the week against the background of US economic signals and increasing unemployment levels. In such a navigable atmosphere, investors often explore various opportunities, including penny shares – an investment category that continues to be intrigued, despite its somewhat outdated label. These smaller or newer companies can offer considerable potential when they have strong financial and promising growth paths, providing an attractive option for those who look beyond traditional investment in a blue chip.
Name
Stock
Market cap
Financial healthcare
Alfabs Australia (ASX: AAL)
$ 0.415
At $ 118.93 million
★★★★ ☆
EZZ Life Science Holdings (ASX: EZZ)
A $ 2,31
A $ 108.97 million
★★★★★★
GTN (ASX: GTN)
$ 0.59
A $ 112.49m
★★★★★★
Ive Group (ASX: IGL)
A $ 3,14
A $ 484.13m
★★★ters ☆ ☆
West African Resources (ASX: WAF)
A $ 2,25
A $ 2,56B
★★★★★★
South Cross Electrical Engineering (ASX: SXE)
A $ 1,80
A $ 475.94m
★★★★★★
Regal Partners (ASX: RPL)
A $ 2,66
A $ 894.36m
★★★★★★
Sugar Terminals (NSX: SUG)
$ 0.99
A $ 360 million
★★★★★★
Bisalloy Steel Group (ASX: BIS)
A $ 4,23
A $ 200.7m
★★★★★★
CTI Logistics (ASX: CLX)
A $ 1,90
A $ 153.03 million
★★★★ ☆
Click here to see the full list of 458 shares on our ASX Penny Stics screen.
Let’s look at some distinctive variants of the results on the screen.
Just Wall St Financial Health Rateing: ★★★★★★
Review: Brazilian rare Earths Limited are involved in the study of rare earth elements and other critical minerals in Brazil, with a market cap of $ 670.54 million.
Operations: There are currently no reported segments of revenue for this company.
Market cap: A $ 670.54m
Brazilian rare Earths Limited, with a market cap of $ 670.54 million, is a company before revenue focused on rare Earth elements in Brazil. Recent achievements include the successful production of high purity mixedly rarely elastic carbonate and uranium peroxide from his project Monte Alto, making significant progress in his strategy for creating an integrated supply chain. The Sulista project survey revealed ultra-high deposits and promising training results, enhancing future potential. Although without debt with a sufficient cash track for more than a year, the company remains unprofitable and led by an inexperienced management team. Strategic alliances are underway to optimize mineral processing opportunities.
ASX: Analysis of BRE’s financial position as on July 2025.
Just Wall St Financial Health Rateing: ★★★ters ☆ ☆
Review: HMC Capital Limited, along with its subsidiaries, owns and manages funds aimed at real estate in Australia and has a market capitalization of $ 1.59 billion.
Operations: HMC Capital generates revenue from its real estate segment, amounting to $ 77.6 million.
Market cap: A $ 1,59B
HMC Capital, with a market limit of $ 1.59 billion, presents a mixed picture of investors interested in Penny shares. The company has shown significant profit growth in the last year of 289.9%, exceeding the average level of industry significantly. However, this growth includes a large one -time profit of $ 130.1 million affecting the latest results. HMC’s evaluation seems attractive as it is traded under the estimated fair value and maintains good relative value compared to peers. Although there is more money than the debt and covering interest payments conveniently, the coverage of operating cash flow is low, and future profits are predicted to decrease a little over three years by an average of 1.5% annually.
ASX: Analysis of HMC’s financial position as on July 20, 2025
Just Wall St Financial Health Rateing: ★★★★★★
Review: United Overseas Australia LTD, along with its subsidiaries, participates in the development and resale of Earth and buildings in Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and Australia with a market capitalization of $ 1.02 billion.
Operations: The company’s revenue segments include the development and resale of the land and the buildings in Malaysia (MyR 1.72 billion), Singapore (MyR 1.14 billion), Vietnam (MyR 0.98 billion) and Australia (MYR 0.95 billion).
Market cap: A $ 1,02B
United Overseas Australia LTD, with a $ 1.02 billion market cap, demonstrates key features attractive to Penny stock investors. The company has achieved a significant growth of 14.2% in the last year, exceeding the average of the industry and reflecting strong operational results. Its financial health is stable with short -term assets, exceeding both short -term and long -term liabilities, while debt levels are reduced to zero by 5.5% in five years. Despite the lower net profit margin than last year, the company’s price-printing ratio suggests that it offers good value to the wider average of the Australian market.
ASX: UOS debt to history and analysis of equity, as on July 20, 2025
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Companies discussed in this article include ASX: BRE ASX: HMC and ASX: UOS.
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