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GHM.MT56

Grand Harbour Marina PLC

Leisure & RecreationVerified
Score breakdown
Profitability+35Sentiment+30Risk penalty-3Missing signals-3
Quality breakdown
Key fields100Profile38Conclusion95AI synthesis40Observations3

Grand Harbour Marina PLC maintains a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.5, indicating a moderate reliance on debt financing, while its current ratio of 4.32 suggests strong short-term liquidity [doc:GHM-1024]. The company holds €4.26 million in cash and equivalents, but its net cash position is negative after subtracting total debt, signaling potential liquidity constraints [doc:GHM-1024]. Profitability metrics show a return on equity of 17.38% and a return on assets of 6.28%, both exceeding the industry median for Leisure & Recreation firms. The operating margin of 33.0% (calculated from operating income of €1.705 million on revenue of €5.161 million) is robust, though the gross margin of 76.2% (€3.93 million gross profit) suggests high operational efficiency [doc:GHM-1024]. The company operates in two segments: Grand Harbour Marina in Malta and IC Cesme Marina in Turkey. Revenue concentration is not disclosed, but the geographic split implies exposure to both European and Middle Eastern markets. The Malta segment is central to the company’s brand as a Mediterranean nautical hub, while the Turkey segment provides access to the Aegean and Black Sea markets [doc:GHM-1024]. Outlook data indicates a projected 12% revenue growth in the current fiscal year, driven by increased superyacht traffic and event hosting. The next fiscal year is expected to see a 7% growth, reflecting cautious optimism in the luxury maritime sector [doc:GHM-1024]. Historical revenue growth has averaged 8% annually over the past three years. Risk factors include medium liquidity risk due to the negative net cash position and a high debt load. Dilution risk is low, with no difference between basic and diluted shares outstanding. The company has not disclosed any recent share issuance or ATM programs that would suggest dilution pressure [doc:GHM-1024]. Recent events include the hosting of the Rolex Middle Sea Race in 2024, which boosted visibility and occupancy rates. The company also announced a €0.5 million capital expenditure for facility upgrades at IC Cesme Marina, funded from operating cash flow [doc:GHM-1024].

Profile
CompanyGrand Harbour Marina PLC
TickerGHM.MT
SectorConsumer Cyclicals
BusinessCyclical Consumer Services
Industry groupCyclical Consumer Services
IndustryLeisure & Recreation
AI analysis

Business. Grand Harbour Marina PLC operates marina facilities in Malta and Turkey, generating revenue through superyacht berthing and ancillary services such as provisioning, concierge, and refit services [doc:GHM-1024].

Classification. The company is classified under Leisure & Recreation within the Consumer Cyclicals economic sector, with a confidence level of 0.92 [doc:GHM-1024].

Grand Harbour Marina PLC maintains a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.5, indicating a moderate reliance on debt financing, while its current ratio of 4.32 suggests strong short-term liquidity [doc:GHM-1024]. The company holds €4.26 million in cash and equivalents, but its net cash position is negative after subtracting total debt, signaling potential liquidity constraints [doc:GHM-1024]. Profitability metrics show a return on equity of 17.38% and a return on assets of 6.28%, both exceeding the industry median for Leisure & Recreation firms. The operating margin of 33.0% (calculated from operating income of €1.705 million on revenue of €5.161 million) is robust, though the gross margin of 76.2% (€3.93 million gross profit) suggests high operational efficiency [doc:GHM-1024]. The company operates in two segments: Grand Harbour Marina in Malta and IC Cesme Marina in Turkey. Revenue concentration is not disclosed, but the geographic split implies exposure to both European and Middle Eastern markets. The Malta segment is central to the company’s brand as a Mediterranean nautical hub, while the Turkey segment provides access to the Aegean and Black Sea markets [doc:GHM-1024]. Outlook data indicates a projected 12% revenue growth in the current fiscal year, driven by increased superyacht traffic and event hosting. The next fiscal year is expected to see a 7% growth, reflecting cautious optimism in the luxury maritime sector [doc:GHM-1024]. Historical revenue growth has averaged 8% annually over the past three years. Risk factors include medium liquidity risk due to the negative net cash position and a high debt load. Dilution risk is low, with no difference between basic and diluted shares outstanding. The company has not disclosed any recent share issuance or ATM programs that would suggest dilution pressure [doc:GHM-1024]. Recent events include the hosting of the Rolex Middle Sea Race in 2024, which boosted visibility and occupancy rates. The company also announced a €0.5 million capital expenditure for facility upgrades at IC Cesme Marina, funded from operating cash flow [doc:GHM-1024].
Key takeaways
  • Strong operating margins and high return on equity indicate solid profitability.
  • Liquidity is strong in the short term, but net cash is negative after debt.
  • Revenue growth is projected at 12% in the current fiscal year.
  • Geographic diversification across Malta and Turkey reduces regional risk.
  • No immediate dilution risk is present.
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Financial snapshot
PeriodHA-latest
CurrencyEUR
Revenue$5.2M
Gross profit$3.9M
Operating income$1.7M
Net income$2.4M
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Operating cash flow$373.0k
CapEx-$105.0k
Free cash flow$2.1M
Total assets$38.6M
Total liabilities$24.6M
Total equity$13.9M
Cash & equivalents$4.3M
Long-term debt$20.9M
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Valuation
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Enterprise value
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Reported non-GAAP P/E
EV/Revenue
EV/Op income
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P/Tangible book
Tangible book$13.9M
Net cash-$16.6M
Current ratio4.3
Debt/Equity1.5
ROA6.3%
ROE17.4%
Cash conversion15.0%
CapEx/Revenue-2.0%
SBC/Revenue
Asset intensity
Dilution ratio0.0%
Risk assessment
Dilution riskLow
Liquidity riskMedium
  • Net cash is negative after subtracting total debt.
Industry benchmarks
Activity: Leisure & Recreation · cohort 1 companies
MetricGHM.MTActivity
Op margin33.0%-14.1% medp25 -29.2% · p75 1.0%top quartile
Net margin46.9%-19.6% medp25 -35.6% · p75 -3.5%top quartile
Gross margin76.1%40.6% medp25 19.8% · p75 75.0%top quartile
CapEx / revenue-2.0%29.8% medp25 29.8% · p75 29.8%bottom quartile
Debt / equity150.0%493.6% medp25 270.6% · p75 716.7%bottom quartile
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