HT&E Stock

HT&E Cash Ratio

Delisted·Aug 24, 2023

The Cash Ratio of HT&E (HT1.AX) as of Aug 14, 2026 is 0.37. In the previous year, Cash Ratio was 3.07 — a change of -87.84% (lower).

Cash Ratio

0.37

YoY

-87.84%

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Cash Ratio of HT&E is 2026 0.37 . Cash Ratio of HT&E was 2025 3.07 . It decreases by -87.84% lower compared to the previous year.
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HT&E Stock analysis

What does HT&E do? HT&E Ltd is a multinational holding company that was founded in Australia on June 29, 2008. Originally known as APN News & Media, it has evolved over time into a diversified group of companies operating in various industries. HT&E's business model involves acquiring stakes in companies operating in different industries and supporting them to promote their growth. The group is divided into four main areas: Outdoor Advertising, Audio, Events, and Digital Broadcasting. Under the Outdoor Advertising division, companies like Adshel, the leading outdoor advertising company in Australia and New Zealand, and the Irish company Wide Eye Outdoor fall. Adshel is known for its distinctive street furniture found on public roads, shopping streets, and subway stations. In the Audio sector, HT&E owns several radio stations in Australia and New Zealand. The most well-known brand is KIIS Network, which appeals to a broad audience of people of different age groups and hosts unique live shows and music shows. In the Events division, HT&E operates several live event companies, including Staging Rentals & Construction (SRC), a leading concert and festival materials group, and Nationwide Touring, which organizes and hosts shows and events. As an innovator in the technology industry, HT&E owns ARN (Australian Radio Network), a broadcasting platform that supports its radio stations with state-of-the-art technology. With this technology, they promise to modernize their broadcasting programs and expand into new technology areas. One of HT&E's impressive strategic acquisitions is an 85% stake in the New Zealand online brand GrabOne in 2014. GrabOne is a leading online provider of vouchers and deals for consumers. HT&E Ltd has always focused on acquiring and growing companies in the outdoor advertising, audio, events, and digital broadcasting sectors, and has become a leading provider of outdoor advertising in Australia and New Zealand. From building a network of radio stations to expanding their digital presence through GrabOne, HT&E is a rapidly growing conglomerate that embraces innovative thinking in its business decisions. While HT&E Ltd operates in a variety of industries, internal challenges, decisions, and setbacks are inevitable in this multinational group. The company has been reported to be on a declining corporate path in recent years and has increasingly focused on social responsibility during this time. HT&E Ltd has made a public commitment to have a proactive focus on social responsibility, aimed at supporting career pathways, innovations, and philanthropic projects. This social focus within the company distinguishes HT&E as a leader in the industry. Although the conglomerate has faced some challenges since its inception, HT&E remains a future-oriented and diversified company, with a diverse portfolio and a wide range of products. HT&E is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about HT&E stock

Cash Ratio of HT&E is 0.37 in 2026.

Cash Ratio of HT&E changed from 3.07 to 0.37, representing a -87.84% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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The Cash Ratio is the most conservative liquidity metric, comparing only cash and equivalents to current liabilities.

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