FBR Shares FBR Limited
ASX · ASXLast in our picks 2026-10-20 — not in the current list; analysis below is from that screen
Construction automation technology could gain from labour shortages and infrastructure investment, but execution risk remains high.
Signal breakdown
- ▸Automation catalyst offset by micro-cap liquidity and execution risk.
- ▾Below 50-day MA (-50.94%)
- ▸Volume 3.22× average — accumulation
- ▾Near 52-week low (1% of range)
Is FBR a buy right now?
Trend: FBR is trading below the 50-day average (-48.89%), RSI 41 — neutral momentum, with a 3-month return of -61.67%.
Valuation & quality: fundamentals show net margin 0.0%, return on equity -179.1%, revenue growth -100.0% year on year.
Our screen: ACCUMULATE (score 1) — Construction automation technology could gain from labour shortages and infrastructure investment, but execution risk remains high.
Computed from end-of-day data; not personal advice.
12-month price chart
Monthly returns
| Mar 26 | Apr 26 | May 26 | Jun 26 | Jul 26 | Aug 26 | Sep 26 | Oct 26 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -20.00% | -25.00% | +33.30% | -25.00% | -20.00% | +16.70% | -50.00% | -28.60% |
Fundamentals
Technical signals
About FBR Limited
FBR Limited designs, develops, builds, and operates robots in Australia. The company engages in developing the Hadrian X, a construction robot that builds block structures and load-bearing walls; and Mantis, an advanced reach robotic welder that simplifies heavy fabrication automation.
Sector: Real Estate · Industry: Real Estate Services · Australia · Website
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