Merino & Co

Merino & Co EBIT/Assets

The Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Merino & Co (MNC.AX) as of Oct 31, 2026 is -22.24 %. In the previous year, Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) was 3.81 % — a change of -683.96% (lower).

EBIT/Assets

-22.24 %

YoY

-683.96%

Last updated:

Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Merino & Co is 2025 -22.24 % . Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Merino & Co was 2024 3.81 % . It decreases by -683.96% lower compared to the previous year.

The Merino & Co EBIT/Assets history

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EBIT/Assets
Date
EBIT/Assets
Jan 1, 2022
6.17 AUD
Jan 1, 2023
9.53 AUD
Jan 1, 2024
3.81 AUD
Jan 1, 2025
-22.24 AUD
The Merino & Co EBIT/Assets history
YEAREBIT/AssetsYoY
-22.24 %-683.96%
3.81 %-60.04%
9.53 %+54.42%
6.17 %—

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Merino & Co Stock analysis

What does Merino & Co do? Merino & Co Ltd generates revenue through the sale of wool apparel and accessories made from 100% Australian merino wool, targeting both domestic and international markets. The company's women's wool knitwear collection and men's wool knitwear range are sold across over 600 points of sale in Australia, including duty-free shops, airports, boutique shops, and tourism sites, as well as through wholesalers and agents. International sales are directed to China, Japan, and North America, with products manufactured and partially assembled in Australia and China. The firm emphasizes sustainable sourcing, featuring wool grown by Australian wool growers for its men's line and sustainable, 100% Australian merino wool for its women's collection. The company's product segments include women's wool knitwear, men's wool knitwear, and accessories, all made from premium Australian merino wool. These products are distributed via its own showrooms, duty-free outlets, boutique shops, tourism sites, and international wholesale channels. The primary markets for its offerings are Australia, China, Japan, and North America, with a focus on sustainable and locally sourced materials. Merino & Co Ltd leverages its brand identity as a lifestyle clothing company to appeal to consumers seeking high-quality, eco-conscious apparel. Merino & Co Ltd's revenue streams are driven by direct sales at its 600+ points of sale, international exports, and wholesale partnerships. The company's men's line is exclusively sourced from Australian wool growers, while its women's collection uses sustainable 100% Australian merino wool. Products are assembled in Australia and China, supporting its global distribution network. The firm's brand positioning as a premium lifestyle clothing company enhances its market appeal in both local and international segments. Merino & Co is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Merino & Co is -22.24 % in 2025.

Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Merino & Co changed from 3.81 % to -22.24 %, representing a -683.96% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) Merino & Co since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

EBIT/Assets measures operating profitability relative to total assets, providing an unlevered view of asset efficiency that is comparable across capital structures.

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