PHVS · Nasdaq · CIK 1830487

Pharvaris N.V.

Industry: PharmaceuticalsPeriod: last 5 years

Stage 1 · Must have

0/7

6 of 7 needed

Stage 2 · Refinement

70% needed

Verdict

Insufficient data

Too many criteria without data to decide

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Stage 1 · Must have

0 of 7 passed · at least 6 needed

CriterionValueThresholdReportStatus

Debt / Equity
Financial debt compared with shareholders' equity
No data
n/aThreshold < 1Year n/a
< 1
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S1.1 · No reported value
Gross margin vs. industry
Gross profit as a share of revenue, compared with peers
No data
n/aThreshold industry median + 1 ppYear n/a
industry median + 1 pp
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S1.2 · No reported value
Operating cash flow vs. net income
Cash from operations over reported profit, last 3 years
No data
n/aThreshold > 100% (3-year sums)Year n/a
> 100% (3-year sums)
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S1.3 · No reported value
Free cash flow vs. net income
Cash left after investment over reported profit, last 3 years
No data
n/aThreshold > 80% (3-year sums); 70-80% is closeYear n/a
> 80% (3-year sums); 70-80% is close
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S1.4 · No reported value
ROIC stable and rising
Return on invested capital over 5 years
No data
n/aThreshold latest >= 5-year median - 1 pp and >= first year + 0.5 ppYear n/a
latest >= 5-year median - 1 pp and >= first year + 0.5 pp
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S1.5 · No reported value
Return on equity vs. industry
Net income over shareholders' equity, compared with peers
No data
n/aThreshold industry median + 1 ppYear n/a
industry median + 1 pp
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S1.6 · No reported value
Positive EBITDA
Operating profit before depreciation and amortization
No data
n/aThreshold > 0Year n/a
> 0
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S1.7 · No reported value

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Stage 2 · Refinement

0 of 0 applicable passed · at least 70% needed

0%70% threshold

SG&A stable or falling
Overhead costs as a share of revenue, over 5 years
No data
n/aThreshold <= 5-year median + 0.5 ppYear n/a
<= 5-year median + 0.5 pp
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.1 · No reported value
Interest coverage
Operating income over interest expense
No data
n/aThreshold > 5Year n/a
> 5
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.2 · No reported value
Net margin vs. industry
Net income as a share of revenue, compared with peers
No data
n/aThreshold industry median + 1 ppYear n/a
industry median + 1 pp
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.3 · No reported value
ROA vs. industry
Net income over total assets, compared with peers
No data
n/aThreshold industry median + 1 ppYear n/a
industry median + 1 pp
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.4 · No reported value
Current ratio
Current assets over current liabilities
No data
n/aThreshold > 1.5Year n/a
> 1.5
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.5 · No reported value
Total assets growing, 5 years
Average yearly growth of total assets
No data
n/aThreshold average growth > 0%, at most 1 year with a drop beyond the sector limitYear n/a
average growth > 0%, at most 1 year with a drop beyond the sector limit
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.6 · No reported value
Free cash flow CAGR, 5 years
Average yearly growth of free cash flow
No data
n/aThreshold >= 5% a yearYear n/a
>= 5% a year
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.7 · No reported value
Quick ratio
Current assets excluding inventory over current liabilities
No data
n/aThreshold > 1Year n/a
> 1
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.8 · No reported value
Net debt / EBITDA
Years of operating profit needed to repay net debt
No data
n/aThreshold < 3Year n/a
< 3
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.9 · No reported value
Positive free cash flow
Operating cash flow minus capital expenditure
No data
n/aThreshold > 0Year n/a
> 0
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.10 · No reported value
Revenue CAGR, 5 years
Average yearly growth of revenue
No data
n/aThreshold >= 7% a yearYear n/a
>= 7% a year
n/a
No annual report is available for this company yet, so this check cannot be made. It is left out of the score.
S2.11 · No reported value

Indicator guide

Debt / Equity: Financial debt divided by shareholders' equity shows how much of the business is funded by lenders. Below 1 means owners fund more of the company than creditors do.
Gross margin vs. industry: Gross margin is the share of revenue left after the direct cost of products and services. Beating the industry median by at least one point suggests pricing power or a cost advantage.
Operating cash flow vs. net income: Compares three years of operating cash flow with three years of reported profit. Above 100% means accounting profit is fully backed by cash coming in.
Free cash flow vs. net income: Free cash flow is operating cash flow minus capital spending, compared with profit over three years. Above 80% means most of the profit is cash the company can actually use.
ROIC stable and rising: Return on invested capital measures the profit earned on all money invested in the business, by owners and lenders. The latest value must hold near its five-year median and be higher than five years ago.
Return on equity vs. industry: Return on equity is net income divided by shareholders' equity. It is compared with the industry median because normal levels differ a lot between industries.
Positive EBITDA: EBITDA is operating profit before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. A positive value means the core business earns money before financing and accounting charges.
SG&A stable or falling: Selling, general and administrative costs as a share of revenue show how heavy the overhead is. Staying at or below the five-year median means costs are under control.
Interest coverage: Operating income divided by interest expense shows how easily the company pays its lenders. Above 5 leaves a wide safety margin if profits fall.
Net margin vs. industry: Net margin is the share of revenue that ends up as net profit. It is compared with the industry median to account for different business models.
ROA vs. industry: Return on assets is net income divided by total assets. It shows how efficiently the company turns everything it owns into profit, compared with its peers.
Current ratio: Current assets divided by current liabilities measures the ability to pay bills due within a year. Above 1.5 indicates a comfortable short-term buffer.
Total assets growing, 5 years: Checks that total assets grew on average over five years, with at most one sharp annual decline. The allowed decline depends on the sector, and the check is skipped for software companies.
Free cash flow CAGR, 5 years: The average yearly growth rate of free cash flow over five years. At least 5% a year shows the cash a business produces is growing.
Quick ratio: Like the current ratio, but without inventory, which can be slow to turn into cash. Above 1 means short-term debts are covered by the most liquid assets.
Net debt / EBITDA: Financial debt minus cash, divided by EBITDA, estimates how many years of operating earnings would repay the debt. Below 3 is generally considered manageable.
Positive free cash flow: Free cash flow in the latest year must be above zero. It means operations fund investment without new debt or new shares.
Revenue CAGR, 5 years: The average yearly growth rate of revenue over five years. At least 7% a year points to a business that keeps expanding.

Data source: SEC EDGAR, company annual reports. Link to the original filing not available. Last updated Oct 29, 2026.

How the score works: EdgeScore methodology. Rules version 1.0.0.

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