Next Science

Next Science EBIT/Assets

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The Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Next Science (NXS.AX) as of Oct 29, 2026 is -110.93 %. In the previous year, Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) was -88.98 % — a change of 24.67% (lower).

EBIT/Assets

-110.93 %

YoY

24.67%

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Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Next Science is 2024 -110.93 % . Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Next Science was 2023 -88.98 % . It decreases by 24.67% lower compared to the previous year.

The Next Science EBIT/Assets history

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EBIT/Assets
Date
EBIT/Assets
Jan 1, 2017
-75.92 USD
Jan 1, 2018
-129.96 USD
Jan 1, 2019
-55.07 USD
Jan 1, 2020
-52.85 USD
Jan 1, 2021
-69.92 USD
Jan 1, 2022
-101.59 USD
Jan 1, 2023
-88.98 USD
Jan 1, 2024
-110.93 USD
The Next Science EBIT/Assets history
YEAREBIT/AssetsYoY
-110.93 %+24.67%
-88.98 %-12.41%
-101.59 %+45.29%
-69.92 %+32.31%
-52.85 %-4.04%
-55.07 %-57.62%
-129.96 %+71.18%
-75.92 %-51.77%
-157.41 %—

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Next Science Stock analysis

What does Next Science do? Next Science Ltd. generates revenue through the development and commercialization of its XBIO technology, which addresses bacterial biofilm-related infections in human health. The company's product portfolio includes XPERIENCE, a solution for preventing surgical site infections by rinsing away debris and microorganisms, and SurgX Sterile Antimicrobial Gel, designed to reduce surgical and post-surgical infections through sustained antibacterial action for up to five days. Blast X, an antimicrobial wound gel, targets bacterial infections in wounds. These products are sold to healthcare providers and medical facilities seeking effective solutions for bacterial biofilm eradication and infection prevention. The XBIO technology underpins all products, offering non-toxic efficacy against both biofilm and free-floating bacteria. XPERIENCE is used as a pre-surgical rinse, SurgX provides prolonged protection post-surgery, and Blast X treats existing wounds. Healthcare institutions, particularly hospitals and surgical centers, are the primary buyers, leveraging these products to enhance patient outcomes and reduce infection rates. Next Science Ltd. focuses on the healthcare sector, specifically targeting applications where bacterial biofilms pose significant risks. The company's products are positioned for use in surgical settings, wound care, and infection prevention protocols. By addressing critical needs in medical environments, the firm caters to healthcare providers who prioritize non-toxic, effective antimicrobial solutions for patient safety and operational efficiency. Next Science is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Next Science is -110.93 % in 2024.

Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Next Science changed from -88.98 % to -110.93 %, representing a 24.67% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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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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