Madras Rubber Factory (MRF.NS)

Cash on Hand as of March 2025 : NZ$0.80 Billion

According to Madras Rubber Factory's latest financial reports the company has NZ$0.80 Billion in cash and cash equivalents.
A company’s cash on hand also refered as cash/cash equivalents (CCE) and Short-term investments, is the amount of accessible money a business has.

Madras Rubber Factory - Cash on Hand chart (from 2008 to 2025)

Cash on Hand by year

Year	Cash on Hand	Change
2025-03-31	NZ$0.82 B	49.32%
2024-03-31	NZ$0.55 B	23.86%
2023-03-31	NZ$0.44 B	-32.82%
2022-03-31	NZ$0.66 B	-31.15%
2021-03-31	NZ$0.96 B	59.96%
2020-03-31	NZ$0.60 B	-1.87%
2019-03-31	NZ$0.61 B	-12.74%
2018-03-31	NZ$0.70 B	19.82%
2017-03-31	NZ$0.58 B
2014-09-30	NZ$0.37 B	75.74%
2013-09-30	NZ$0.21 B	124.44%
2012-09-30	NZ$95.9 M	531.57%
2011-09-30	NZ$15.18 M	6.89%
2010-09-30	NZ$14.2 M	-19.51%
2009-09-30	NZ$17.65 M	-46.02%
2008-09-30	NZ$32.69 M	35.13%
2007-09-30	NZ$24.19 M	34.89%
2006-09-30	NZ$17.93 M	18.06%
2005-09-30	NZ$15.19 M

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Madras Rubber Factory (MRF.NS) - Cash on Hand