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AURE

Aurelion Inc.

AURE

Aurelion Inc. NASDAQ
$0.50 2.17% (+0.01)

Market Cap $15.82 M
52w High $2.70
52w Low $0.31
Dividend Yield 0%
P/E -0.67
Volume 42.47K
Outstanding Shares 31.64M

Income Statement

Period Revenue Operating Expense Net Income Net Profit Margin Earnings Per Share EBITDA

Balance Statement

Period Cash & Short-term Total Assets Total Liabilities Total Equity
Q2-2025 $6.661K $18.151M $2.203M $15.948M
Q4-2024 $13.19K $6.328M $3.287M $3.041M
Q2-2024 $294.548K $6.642M $961.905K $5.68M

Cash Flow Statement

Period Net Income Cash From Operations Cash From Investing Cash From Financing Net Change Free Cash Flow

Five-Year Company Overview

Income Statement

Income Statement The recent income statements show an early-stage, almost pre-revenue business. The company is not yet generating meaningful operating income from its new tokenized gold strategy and is running at a small loss. Earnings per share have swung around over the last few years, which is typical for a young, pivoting business without a stable revenue base. Overall, the story today is about building a new model rather than monetizing it at scale. Key implication: results are driven more by financing, strategic shifts, and one‑off items than by a mature, recurring earnings engine.


Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet The historical balance sheet provided looks very light, with modest assets and equity and no notable debt or cash, which likely reflects the period *before* the large tokenized gold build-up described. The narrative around raising substantial capital and buying tokenized gold suggests the current balance sheet could now be dominated by digital gold holdings funded by recent equity and debt deals. Key implication: the company appears to be evolving from a thin, service‑oriented balance sheet into a vehicle heavily backed by tokenized gold, so assessing today’s strength requires up‑to‑date disclosures beyond the older, minimal figures shown.


Cash Flow

Cash Flow Cash flow data in the table is essentially flat, indicating that, historically, the business had very limited operating, investing, or financing cash movements. That fits with a relatively quiet, small operation prior to the recent strategic pivot. Today, however, the real cash story is in the background narrative: large financing inflows and large outflows into tokenized gold holdings. That means future cash flow will likely depend on how actively the company manages this treasury, any income or fees generated from it, and the cost of its financing, rather than on traditional advisory fees alone.


Competitive Edge

Competitive Edge Aurelion is trying to carve out a unique niche: a listed company whose main asset is tokenized gold on a public blockchain. This gives it a first‑mover angle and a differentiated story versus traditional gold funds or ordinary wealth managers. Partnerships with established crypto and stablecoin players strengthen its positioning and may help build credibility. At the same time, the company faces serious competitive pressures. It is up against familiar products like gold ETFs and physical gold, as well as other digital‑asset platforms that could copy the idea. It also operates in a sensitive, heavily regulated space where rules on crypto, tokens, and securities can change quickly. Its competitive position therefore looks promising but unproven, with both brand and regulatory execution being critical.


Innovation and R&D

Innovation and R&D The main “innovation” here is strategic and technological rather than classic lab-style R&D. Aurelion’s move to a tokenized gold treasury leverages blockchain for transparency, 24/7 access, and integration with the broader digital‑asset ecosystem. On-chain visibility of reserves and direct linkage to physical gold are notable differentiators. In parallel, the earlier acquisition of AI-driven wealth management firms hints at a second innovation track: using data and algorithms to enhance investment services. If successfully integrated, this could blend AI-based advisory capabilities with a digital gold balance sheet, creating a hybrid between a modern asset manager and a tokenization platform. The big uncertainty is not whether the ideas are new, but whether they can be turned into durable products, compliance frameworks, and recurring revenue.


Summary

Aurelion (formerly Prestige Wealth) is in the middle of a major transformation. Historically, the numbers show a very small, low‑activity business with limited assets, minimal cash flows, and no clear revenue engine. The company is now repositioning itself as a tokenized gold treasury listed on NASDAQ, supported by recent financing and strategic partnerships. The opportunity lies in being an early mover at the intersection of gold, blockchain, and public markets, potentially appealing to investors who want gold exposure through a transparent, digital, regulated wrapper. However, this is still an emerging model. Financial performance so far does not yet demonstrate scale or stability, and the business is exposed to regulatory shifts, execution risk, and competition from both traditional gold products and newer digital-asset platforms. In short, Aurelion looks less like a mature asset manager and more like an experimental, high-concept vehicle that is still in the early stages of proving its business model and translating its innovation into consistent financial results.