Clean Seas Seafood

Clean Seas Seafood Capital Intensity

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The Capital Intensity Ratio of Clean Seas Seafood (CSS.AX) as of Nov 6, 2026 is 126.43 %. In the previous year, Capital Intensity Ratio was 157.27 % — a change of -19.61% (lower).

Capital Intensity

126.43 %

YoY

-19.61%

Last updated:

Capital Intensity Ratio of Clean Seas Seafood is 2024 126.43 % . Capital Intensity Ratio of Clean Seas Seafood was 2023 157.27 % . It decreases by -19.61% lower compared to the previous year.

The Clean Seas Seafood Capital Intensity history

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Capital Intensity
Date
Capital Intensity
Jan 1, 2017
162.88 AUD
Jan 1, 2018
196.07 AUD
Jan 1, 2019
203.55 AUD
Jan 1, 2020
264.73 AUD
Jan 1, 2021
210.48 AUD
Jan 1, 2022
150.32 AUD
Jan 1, 2023
157.27 AUD
Jan 1, 2024
126.43 AUD
The Clean Seas Seafood Capital Intensity history
YEARCapital IntensityYoY
126.43 %-19.61%
157.27 %+4.62%
150.32 %-28.58%
210.48 %-20.49%
264.73 %+30.06%
203.55 %+3.82%
196.07 %+20.37%
162.88 %-1.75%
165.78 %-43.83%
295.14 %-33.13%
441.35 %—

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Clean Seas Seafood Stock analysis

What does Clean Seas Seafood do? Clean Seas Seafood Ltd generates revenue through the propagation and sale of kingfish fingerlings and the growout of Yellowtail Kingfish for harvest. The Finfish Sales segment handles propagation, growout, and sale of Yellowtail Kingfish, while the Tuna Operations segment focuses on R&D for Southern Bluefin Tuna. The company's brands, Spencer Gulf Kingfish and South Australian Yellowtail, are sold to buyers in the seafood market. Its operations are based in South Australia’s Spencer Gulf, where it produces fingerlings and grows fish for market. The Finfish Sales segment directly contributes to revenue by selling fingerlings to other aquaculture businesses and delivering grown Yellowtail Kingfish to retail and wholesale seafood channels. The Tuna Operations segment supports future growth through research but does not currently generate direct sales. Spencer Gulf Kingfish and South Australian Yellowtail are the primary branded products driving market demand. Clean Seas Seafood Ltd targets aquaculture businesses seeking fingerlings and seafood retailers requiring Yellowtail Kingfish. The company’s products are sold under two distinct brands, with Spencer Gulf Kingfish emphasizing its geographic origin and South Australian Yellowtail highlighting the species. The firm’s focus on sustainable propagation and growout ensures consistent supply for its target market segments. Clean Seas Seafood is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Clean Seas Seafood stock

Capital Intensity Ratio of Clean Seas Seafood is 126.43 % in 2024.

Capital Intensity Ratio of Clean Seas Seafood changed from 157.27 % to 126.43 %, representing a -19.61% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of Capital Intensity Ratio Clean Seas Seafood since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

Capital intensity measures the amount of assets needed to generate each unit of revenue. Lower ratios indicate asset-light business models.

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