Alternative Investment Trust (AIQ) - Total Assets

Latest as of June 2025: AU$56.01 Million AUD ≈ $39.63 Million USD

Based on the latest financial reports, Alternative Investment Trust (AIQ) holds total assets worth AU$56.01 Million AUD (≈ $39.63 Million USD) as of June 2025. Total assets represent everything the company owns and controls, combining both current assets—like cash and cash equivalents, accounts receivable, and inventories—and non-current assets such as property, plant, equipment (PP&E), intangible assets, and long-term investments. See AIQ total equity for net asset value and shareholders' equity analysis.

Alternative Investment Trust - Total Assets Trend (2004–2024)

This chart illustrates how Alternative Investment Trust's total assets have evolved over time, based on quarterly financial data.

Alternative Investment Trust - Asset Composition Analysis

Current Asset Composition (December 2024)

Alternative Investment Trust's total assets of AU$56.01 Million consist of 100.0% current assets and 0.0% non-current assets.

Asset Category Amount (AUD) % of Total Assets
Cash & Equivalents AU$0.00 1.4%
Accounts Receivable AU$33.00K 0.1%
Inventory AU$0.00 0.0%
Property, Plant & Equipment AU$0.00 0.0%
Intangible Assets AU$0.00 0.0%
Goodwill AU$0.00 0.0%

Asset Composition Trend (2004–2024)

This chart illustrates how Alternative Investment Trust's asset composition has evolved over time. Understanding changes in asset allocation can provide insights into the company's strategic shifts, capital allocation priorities, and business focus evolution. For live market cap, price, and company overview, see Alternative Investment Trust market capitalisation.

Key Asset Composition Facts

  • Current vs. Non-Current Assets: Alternative Investment Trust's current assets represent 100.0% of total assets in 2024, an increase from 0.0% in 2004.
  • Cash Position: Cash and equivalents constituted 1.4% of total assets in 2024, up from 0.0% in 2004.
  • Tangible vs. Intangible: Intangible assets (including goodwill) make up 0.0% of total assets, unchanged from 0.0% in 2004.
  • Asset Diversification: The largest asset category is accounts receivable at 0.1% of total assets.

Alternative Investment Trust Competitors by Total Assets

Key competitors of Alternative Investment Trust based on total assets are shown below.

Company Country Total Assets
BlackRock Technology and Private Equity Term Trust
NYSE:BTX
USA $938.97 Million
Sprott Physical Silver
TO:PSLV
Canada CA$9.40 Billion
Groep Brussel Lambert NV
BR:GBLB
Belgium €25.54 Billion
Sprott Physical Gold and Silver Trust
TO:CEF
Canada CA$7.31 Billion
Australian Foundation Investment Company Ltd
AU:AFI
Australia AU$9.94 Billion
Argo Investments Ltd
AU:ARG
Australia AU$7.91 Billion
Norte Grande
SN:NORTEGRAN
Chile CL$2.91 Billion
Cuprum
SN:CUPRUM
Chile CL$932.92 Billion

Alternative Investment Trust - Liquidity and Working Capital Analysis

Liquidity ratios measure a company's ability to pay off its short-term debts as they come due, using the company's current or quick assets. Working capital represents the operational liquidity available.

Key Liquidity Metrics

Metric Current 1 Year Ago 5 Years Ago
Current Ratio 214.59 257.53 219.66
Quick Ratio 214.59 257.53 219.66
Cash Ratio 0.00 0.00 0.00
Working Capital AU$55.75 Million AU$49.00 Million AU$30.61 Million

Alternative Investment Trust - Advanced Valuation Insights

This section examines the relationship between Alternative Investment Trust's asset base and its market valuation, helping to identify whether the company's assets are efficiently translated into market value.

Key Valuation Metrics

Current Price-to-Book Ratio -
Latest Market Cap to Assets Ratio 0.65
Asset Growth Rate (YoY) 6.3%
Total Assets AU$51.07 Million
Market Capitalization $33.32 Million USD

Valuation Analysis

Below Book Valuation: The market values Alternative Investment Trust's assets below their book value (0.65x), which may indicate investor concerns about asset quality or future growth.

Positive Asset Growth: Alternative Investment Trust's assets grew by 6.3% over the past year, showing continued investment in the company's operational capacity.

Annual Total Assets for Alternative Investment Trust (2004–2024)

The table below shows the annual total assets of Alternative Investment Trust from 2004 to 2024.

Year Total Assets Change
2024-12-31 AU$51.07 Million
≈ $36.13 Million
+6.30%
2023-12-31 AU$48.04 Million
≈ $33.99 Million
-0.70%
2022-12-31 AU$48.38 Million
≈ $34.23 Million
+12.88%
2021-12-31 AU$42.86 Million
≈ $30.33 Million
+4.41%
2020-12-31 AU$41.05 Million
≈ $29.04 Million
+49.44%
2019-12-31 AU$27.47 Million
≈ $19.44 Million
+113.86%
2018-12-31 AU$12.84 Million
≈ $9.09 Million
+3.02%
2017-12-31 AU$12.47 Million
≈ $8.82 Million
-12.05%
2016-12-31 AU$14.18 Million
≈ $10.03 Million
-22.90%
2015-12-31 AU$18.39 Million
≈ $13.01 Million
-21.21%
2014-12-31 AU$23.34 Million
≈ $16.51 Million
-31.96%
2013-12-31 AU$34.30 Million
≈ $24.27 Million
-51.86%
2012-12-31 AU$71.25 Million
≈ $50.42 Million
-34.58%
2011-12-31 AU$108.92 Million
≈ $77.07 Million
-40.97%
2010-12-31 AU$184.51 Million
≈ $130.55 Million
-23.13%
2009-12-31 AU$240.02 Million
≈ $169.83 Million
-76.07%
2008-12-31 AU$1.00 Billion
≈ $709.55 Million
-23.39%
2007-12-31 AU$1.31 Billion
≈ $926.15 Million
+137.28%
2006-12-31 AU$551.64 Million
≈ $390.32 Million
-9.70%
2005-12-31 AU$610.88 Million
≈ $432.24 Million
+13.70%
2004-12-31 AU$537.30 Million
≈ $380.17 Million
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About Alternative Investment Trust

AU:AIQ Australia Asset Management
Market Cap
$33.32 Million
AU$47.10 Million AUD
Market Cap Rank
#23369 Global
#923 in Australia
Share Price
AU$1.39
Change (1 day)
-1.07%
52-Week Range
AU$1.35 - AU$1.85
All Time High
AU$1.85
About

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