Update date
12 Feb 2026
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Pluri Inc. financial metrics
Professional SEC-based dashboard for profitability, financial health, and growth with transparent scoring logic. Latest period: Q4 2025.
- Symbol
- PLUR on Nasdaq
- Location
- Haifa
- Fiscal year end
- 30 June
- Latest financial report
- 12 Feb 2026
Shareable Research Card
PLUR - Pluri Inc. Financial Facts
PLUR - Pluri Inc. has a source-backed company facts page for reviewing reported financial metrics, periods, and linked metric histories.
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- Context
- Latest metrics period: Q4 2025
- Latest reported value
- Return On Equity 231%
Based on company facts extracted from SEC 10-Q/10-K XBRL filings where available. Open metric pages to inspect the reported history.
Return Loop
Why revisit this company facts page
Company facts change as new 10-Q and 10-K filings update the latest reported period, headline values, and cross-company comparison context.
- Latest source-backed update
- Latest metrics period Q4 2025
- Why come back
- Use the next filing cycle to compare new facts against this baseline and then verify the detailed metric history.
- Current latest metrics period: Q4 2025.
- Most recent SEC facts end date on this page: 11 Feb 2026.
- Save this filer to return when the next filing-backed metric period changes the picture.
Freshness comes from the latest SEC company facts period available for this filer and the linked metric history pages.
Latest update
Latest update for PLUR - Pluri Inc.
Latest financial period: Q4 2025. Reopen this facts page to verify the newest reported period against the prior baseline.
Page type
Company facts
Latest period
Q4 2025
SEC-backed company facts were refreshed from filings filed on 12 Feb 2026.
Benchmark Context
How Return On Equity compares
Return On Equity is down about 79% versus the comparable prior period. It sits above the upper quarter of the current industry benchmark sample.
Compared with
Compared with Pluri Inc.'s recent history and the latest same-industry benchmark sample for the same metric.
Why this is notable
Use the history link to verify the prior-period change, then compare that metric with the current industry middle range if you want broader context.
- Latest comparable period on this page: Q4 2025.
- Current industry benchmark sample: 218 companies.
- Open the metric history first if you want to verify the exact period-to-period change.
Industry benchmark context uses SEC-reported values from the same methodology version. Latest periods may differ across companies.
How to read key metrics on this page
These short guides explain what the headline metrics mean, what to compare next, and where to open the live SEC-backed example for this company.
Plain-English Guide
How to read Revenue on this page
Revenue is the sales a company reports from customers before most expenses are subtracted.
Why people care
People start here to understand business scale and whether demand is growing before they ask about margins or cash flow.
How to read it
Check the latest reported period first, then compare the same quarter or year against prior periods so seasonality does not distort the story.
Compare next
Compare revenue with gross profit, operating income, and operating cash flow to see whether sales are turning into healthy economics.
Revenue can jump because of acquisitions, pricing changes, or revenue-recognition rules, and reporting periods may differ across companies.
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Plain-English Guide
How to read Net Income on this page
Net income is profit after operating costs, interest, taxes, and other non-operating items.
Why people care
It is the bottom-line profit figure many users recognize first, especially when they want to compare earnings with sales or cash flow.
How to read it
Use the same quarter or fiscal year comparison first, then check operating income or cash flow if the bottom line moved sharply.
Compare next
Compare it with operating income, EPS, and operating cash flow to see whether earnings are broad-based or driven by one-off items.
Net income can swing because of tax, financing, or accounting adjustments, so it is often less comparable than core operating metrics.
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Quick Takeaways
- PLUR - Pluri Inc. financial facts are built from SEC company filings data.
- Latest metrics period on this page: Q4 2025.
- Headline metric: Return On Equity 231%.
What Changed
- Return On Equity YoY change: -79%.
- Most recent SEC facts end date: 11 Feb 2026.
Why This Matters
- This gives a beginner-friendly first read before you inspect detailed formulas and metric tables.
- Every metric card links to a deeper SEC-backed history page for verification.
Source Evidence
Based on latest 10-Q/10-K
See Original Filing
Based on company facts extracted from SEC 10-Q/10-K XBRL filings where available. Open company facts to inspect the reported metric history.
Latest SEC snapshot (2026-02-11) highlights Return On Equity 230.9%, Return On Assets -50.6%, and Operating Margin -3285.9%.
Compare This Company Through SEC-backed Metrics
Use these links to compare PLUR - Pluri Inc. against other SEC filers on the same metric, then verify the company history from the paired facts page.
Revenues YoY
Latest value: 97%
NetIncomeLoss YoY
Latest value: -32%
Financial Quality Score
Transparent 0-100 scoring model based on profitability, financial health, and growth factors.
48.6/100
Caution Confidence medium
Return On Equity
231%
Metric score 100.0/100
Return On Assets
-51%
Metric score 0.0/100
Financial Health
- Current Ratio
- 0.43x
- Quick Ratio
- 0.39x
Strengths
Return On Equity and Revenues YoY
Watchpoints
Return On Assets, Operating Margin, and NetIncomeLoss YoY
Key metrics snapshot
Return On Equity
231%
YoY: -79%
Industry median: -47% (n=218)
Return On Assets
-51%
YoY: +55%
Industry median: -44% (n=217)
Operating Margin
-3286%
YoY: -42%
Industry median: -263% (n=94)
Current Ratio
0.43x
YoY: -92%
Industry median: 3.67x (n=218)
Quick Ratio
0.39x
YoY:
Industry median: 2.03x (n=83)
Revenues YoY
97%
YoY:
Industry median: 11% (n=96)
NetIncomeLoss YoY
-32%
YoY:
Industry median: -12% (n=211)
Profitability
| Metric | Latest value | YoY change |
|---|---|---|
| Return On Equity | 231% | -79% |
| Return On Assets | -51% | +55% |
| Operating Margin | -3286% | -42% |
Financial Health
| Metric | Latest value | YoY change |
|---|---|---|
| Current Ratio | 0.43x | -92% |
| Quick Ratio | 0.39x |
Growth
| Metric | Latest value | YoY change |
|---|---|---|
| Revenues YoY | 97% | |
| NetIncomeLoss YoY | -32% |
Share Metrics
| Metric | Latest value | YoY change |
|---|---|---|
| Entity Common Stock, Shares Outstanding | 10,050,743 | +44% |
| Common Stock, Shares, Outstanding | 9,977,751 | +79% |
| Weighted Average Number of Shares Outstanding, Basic | 9,260,439 | +67% |
| Weighted Average Number of Shares Outstanding, Diluted | 9,260,439 | +67% |
Supporting Metrics
These supporting metrics stay fully source-backed for deeper research. Scan the latest value and reported period first, then open a metric page when you need the full filing trail.
How we score
This score is transparent and deterministic. We weight profitability, financial health, and growth metrics, then renormalize weights when SEC data is missing.
| Metric | Weight | V1 threshold |
|---|---|---|
| ROIC | 20 | 5% to 20% |
| ROE | 15 | 8% to 25% |
| ROA | 10 | 2% to 10% |
| Operating Margin | 5 | 5% to 25% |
| Current Ratio | 12 | 1.0x to 2.0x |
| Quick Ratio | 8 | 0.8x to 1.5x |
| Debt to Equity | 10 | 0.3x to 2.0x (lower is better) |
| Revenue YoY | 10 | -10% to +20% |
| Net Income YoY | 10 | -10% to +20% |
How Calculated (standard_v1)
Metrics are computed with a market-consensus convention designed for cross-portal comparability.
- TTM Operating Income / TTM Revenues
- Current Assets / Current Liabilities (latest instant quarter)
- (Current Assets - Inventory) / Current Liabilities; fallback: (Cash+Short-Term Investments + Accounts Receivable) / Current Liabilities
- Total Debt / Stockholders Equity (latest instant quarter; shared unit; freshest series)
- TTM Net Income / Average Equity (current quarter + same quarter previous year) / 2
- TTM Net Income / Average Assets (current quarter + same quarter previous year) / 2
- TTM NOPAT / Average Invested Capital, where NOPAT=Operating Income*(1-tax rate), Invested Capital=Equity+Total Debt-Cash & ST Investments
- TTM Revenues YoY
- TTM Net Income YoY