Alternative Investment Trust (AIQ) - Cash Flow Conversion Efficiency
Based on the latest financial reports, Alternative Investment Trust (AIQ) has a cash flow conversion efficiency ratio of 0.026x as of June 2025. Cash flow conversion efficiency measures how effectively a company's net assets (equity) generate operating cash flow. It is calculated by dividing operating cash flow (AU$1.47 Million ≈ $1.04 Million USD) by net assets (AU$55.75 Million ≈ $39.45 Million USD). A higher ratio indicates that the company is more efficient at using its equity to generate cash flow from its core operations.
Alternative Investment Trust - Cash Flow Conversion Efficiency Trend (2006–2024)
This chart illustrates how Alternative Investment Trust's cash flow conversion efficiency has evolved over time, based on yearly financial data. Read AIQ current and long-term liabilities for a breakdown of total debt and financial obligations.
Alternative Investment Trust Competitors by Cash Flow Conversion Efficiency
The table below lists competitors of Alternative Investment Trust ranked by their cash flow conversion efficiency.
| Company | Cash Flow Conversion Efficiency |
|---|---|
|
Danhua Chemical Technology Co Ltd B
SHG:900921
|
0.035x |
|
Sungwoo Electronics Co. Ltd
KQ:081580
|
0.056x |
|
Toplus Global Co Ltd
TWO:3522
|
-0.039x |
|
Ecocab Co. Ltd
KQ:128540
|
0.092x |
|
Viscom AG
XETRA:V6C
|
0.005x |
|
Network-1 Technologies Inc
NYSE MKT:NTIP
|
-0.003x |
|
Sunfar Computer Co Ltd
TWO:6154
|
-0.006x |
|
P-Two Industries
TWO:6158
|
0.061x |
Annual Cash Flow Conversion Efficiency for Alternative Investment Trust (2006–2024)
The table below shows the annual cash flow conversion efficiency of Alternative Investment Trust from 2006 to 2024. For the full company profile with market capitalisation and key ratios, see Alternative Investment Trust (AIQ) market capitalisation.
| Year | Net Assets | Operating Cash Flow | Cash Flow Conversion Efficiency | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-12-31 | AU$50.42 Million ≈ $35.68 Million |
AU$66.00K ≈ $46.70K |
0.001x | +315.99% |
| 2023-12-31 | AU$47.85 Million ≈ $33.86 Million |
AU$-29.00K ≈ $-20.52K |
-0.001x | +65.20% |
| 2022-12-31 | AU$48.23 Million ≈ $34.13 Million |
AU$-84.00K ≈ $-59.44K |
-0.002x | -134.10% |
| 2021-12-31 | AU$42.68 Million ≈ $30.20 Million |
AU$218.00K ≈ $154.25K |
0.005x | +123.35% |
| 2020-12-31 | AU$36.94 Million ≈ $26.14 Million |
AU$-808.00K ≈ $-571.71K |
-0.022x | -187.82% |
| 2019-12-31 | AU$27.34 Million ≈ $19.34 Million |
AU$681.00K ≈ $481.85K |
0.025x | +129.99% |
| 2018-12-31 | AU$12.65 Million ≈ $8.95 Million |
AU$-1.05 Million ≈ $-743.65K |
-0.083x | -73.86% |
| 2017-12-31 | AU$12.24 Million ≈ $8.66 Million |
AU$-585.00K ≈ $-413.92K |
-0.048x | +24.10% |
| 2016-12-31 | AU$13.98 Million ≈ $9.89 Million |
AU$-880.00K ≈ $-622.66K |
-0.063x | -25.09% |
| 2015-12-31 | AU$18.14 Million ≈ $12.84 Million |
AU$-913.00K ≈ $-646.01K |
-0.050x | -51.60% |
| 2014-12-31 | AU$23.08 Million ≈ $16.33 Million |
AU$-766.00K ≈ $-541.99K |
-0.033x | -- |
| 2013-12-31 | AU$0.00 ≈ $0.00 |
AU$-1.41 Million ≈ $-997.66K |
x | -- |
| 2012-12-31 | AU$0.00 ≈ $0.00 |
AU$-1.72 Million ≈ $-1.22 Million |
x | -- |
| 2011-12-31 | AU$0.00 ≈ $0.00 |
AU$-1.79 Million ≈ $-1.26 Million |
x | -- |
| 2010-12-31 | AU$0.00 ≈ $0.00 |
AU$-3.75 Million ≈ $-2.65 Million |
x | -- |
| 2009-12-31 | AU$0.00 ≈ $0.00 |
AU$-15.61 Million ≈ $-11.04 Million |
x | -- |
| 2008-12-31 | AU$0.00 ≈ $0.00 |
AU$-2.95 Million ≈ $-2.09 Million |
x | -- |
| 2007-12-31 | AU$0.00 ≈ $0.00 |
AU$-2.47 Million ≈ $-1.75 Million |
x | -- |
| 2006-12-31 | AU$281.69 Million ≈ $199.32 Million |
AU$-11.38 Million ≈ $-8.05 Million |
-0.040x | -- |
About Alternative Investment Trust
Alternative Investment Trust is a balanced mutual fund launched by RE The Trust Company (RE Services) Limited. The fund is co-managed by Laxey Partners (UK) Limited and Laxey Partners Ltd. It invests in the equity and fixed income markets of Australia. The fund also invests in absolute return funds. It seeks to invest in stocks of companies that are operating across diversified sectors. The fund … Read more