Audio Pixels Holdings Ltd
AKP.AU
$4.03
Closing
0.00
1D
▼-24.21%
YTD
Market cap
$117.45M
52 week high
$10.82
52 week low
$3.61
Volume
25,155
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Market cap
$117.45M
Analysts' Rating
-
Price Target (Mean)
-
Total Analysts
0
P/E
Operating Margin
-1105.72%
Beta
1.08
Revenue Growth (Annual)
310.85%
52 week high
$10.82
52 week low
$3.61
Div. Yield
%
EPS Annual Growth
0.00
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Company Profile
Audio Pixels Holdings Limited is an Australia-based company that is focused on the refinement of the fabrication processes required to produce a commercial version of the Company’s micro-electromechanical structures (MEMS) based digital loudspeaker. The Company invests in Audio Pixels Limited of Israel. The Company, through its subsidiary, Audio Pixels Limited, is engaged in the development of digital speakers. It operates through the digital speakers segment. Its geographical segments include Australia and Israel. The Company’s patented technologies employ entirely new techniques to generate sound waves directly from a digital audio stream using MEMS. The Company’s MEMS-based Digital Sound Reconstruction platform enables the market for audio speakers to follow the evolution of the video display market from large, heavy analog tube-based monitors to digital flat panel displays.
