Atlas Pearls

Atlas Pearls Gross Margin

The Gross Margin of Atlas Pearls (ATP.AX) as of Oct 9, 2026 is 53.30 %. In the previous year, Gross Margin was 65.33 % — a change of -18.41% (lower).

Gross Margin

53.30 %

YoY

-18.41%

Last updated:

Gross Margin of Atlas Pearls is 2026 53.30 % . Gross Margin of Atlas Pearls was 2025 65.33 % . It decreases by -18.41% lower compared to the previous year.

Atlas Pearls's gross margin stands at 53.3%, down from 57.1% several years earlier.

The Atlas Pearls Gross Margin history

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Gross Margin
Date
Gross Margin
Jan 1, 2019
49.63 AUD
Jan 1, 2020
20.16 AUD
Jan 1, 2021
53.32 AUD
Jan 1, 2022
57.07 AUD
Jan 1, 2023
59.94 AUD
Jan 1, 2024
75.83 AUD
Jan 1, 2025
65.33 AUD
Jan 1, 2026
53.30 AUD
The Atlas Pearls Gross Margin history
YEARGross MarginYoY
53.30 %-18.41%
65.33 %-13.85%
75.83 %+26.52%
59.94 %+5.03%
57.07 %+7.02%
53.32 %+164.50%
20.16 %-59.38%
49.63 %+42.65%
34.79 %-20.46%
43.74 %-20.54%
55.05 %+37.83%
39.94 %-18.36%
48.92 %+48,418.05%
0.10 %-83.70%
0.62 %-15.27%
0.73 %-250.37%
-0.49 %-168.13%
0.71 %-37.29%
1.14 %+88.96%
0.60 %—
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Atlas Pearls Stock analysis

What does Atlas Pearls do? Atlas Pearls was originally founded in 2000 by Stephen Birkbeck, who was fascinated by the beauty of pearls in Indonesia during a trip in the 1980s. The company is headquartered in Western Australia and has been listed on the Australian Stock Exchange since 2004. Atlas Pearls' business model is focused on sustainable and high-quality pearl farming. The company operates various pearl farms in Indonesia, where it successfully cultivates and trades different types of pearls. The pearl farms are located on five islands in three different regions of Indonesia. Atlas Pearls primarily cultivates South Sea pearls and also has a small production of Akoya pearls. Atlas Pearls is considered a leading Southeast Asian pearl and jewelry trader. The company employs several hundred people in both Western Australia and Indonesia who are involved in various aspects of pearl production. Atlas Pearls harvests around 40 tons of pearls per year, with the majority of production coming from the Southeast Asian pearl farms. The company has various product lines, including loose pearls sold to jewelry retailers and designers, as well as jewelry pieces sold under the Atlas Pearls brand. The jewelry pieces are made of gold and silver and adorned with pearls. Atlas Pearls also sells jewelry specifically designed for weddings and special occasions. Atlas Pearls also operates pearl farms for cultured pearls. The process of cultured pearl production is highly intricate and involves the implantation of tiny nuclei into oysters, which are then raised and harvested in the farms in Indonesia. Atlas Pearls prides itself on cultivating all its pearls in an environmentally friendly and sustainable manner. The company also has an online presence and sells its products through its own website and various online marketplaces. Customers can choose from a variety of pearls and jewelry pieces and conveniently order them from home. Atlas Pearls takes pride in producing only the highest quality pearls in a sustainable manner. The company is committed to ensuring ethical and environmentally friendly production and works closely with local communities in Indonesia to ensure that its farms and factories meet the highest standards. The company is also a pioneer in research and development in the field of pearl production. Atlas Pearls has developed various techniques to improve pearl production and utilizes state-of-the-art technology and science to optimize its farms and factories. Overall, Atlas Pearls is a proud and established pearl farm based in Western Australia. The company specializes in sustainable and high-quality pearl production and has various product lines appreciated by jewelry designers and consumers. Atlas Pearls is committed to ensuring ethical and environmentally friendly production, securing a long-term and sustainable future for its farms and employees. Atlas Pearls is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Atlas Pearls stock

Gross Margin of Atlas Pearls is 53.30 % in 2026.

Gross Margin of Atlas Pearls changed from 65.33 % to 53.30 %, representing a -18.41% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Gross Margin measures the percentage of revenue remaining after COGS. Higher gross margins indicate more efficient production and stronger pricing power.

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