mPay

mPay Working Capital Turnover

The Working Capital Turnover of mPay (MPY.WA) as of Nov 4, 2026 is -1.40. In the previous year, Working Capital Turnover was -4.45 — a change of -68.53% (higher).

Working Capital Turnover

-1.40

YoY

-68.53%

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Working Capital Turnover of mPay is 2025 -1.40 . Working Capital Turnover of mPay was 2024 -4.45 . It decreases by -68.53% higher compared to the previous year.

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mPay Stock analysis

What does mPay do? mPay SA generates revenue through mobile payment solutions for public transportation, parking, bill payments, and retail transactions. The company processes m-commerce, e-commerce, M2M, F2F, and P2P transactions using its mPay system, which authorizes and settles payments initiated via mobile headsets. Major clients include public transport operators, parking providers, and merchants in restaurants, shops, and bookstores. The company's primary shareholder, ATM SA, holds a 65.65% stake, while Grupa LEW SA acquired a 90.018% stake through a 2014 acquisition. mPay SA’s revenue streams are derived from transaction fees charged to service providers and merchants using its platform. Public transportation systems, parking facilities, and retail businesses are key segments utilizing the mPay system for payment processing. The company’s solutions support diverse transaction types, including mobile services, online purchases, and cash-back operations, catering to both businesses and end consumers. The business model relies on partnerships with public and private entities requiring payment processing infrastructure. Grupa LEW SA’s significant ownership stake reflects strategic investment in mPay’s growth, with ATM SA maintaining a substantial minority position. Transaction volumes across transportation, retail, and utility sectors drive recurring revenue through per-transaction fees. mPay is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Working Capital Turnover of mPay is -1.40 in 2025.

Working Capital Turnover of mPay changed from -4.45 to -1.40, representing a -68.53% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

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Working capital turnover measures how efficiently a company uses its working capital to generate revenue. Higher ratios indicate more efficient short-term asset utilization.

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