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FBR Limited boosts performance of construction robot Hadrian to 360 blocks per hour

Australian robotics maker FBR Limited has further developed its masonry robot Hadrian so it can theoretically lay simple wall structures at up to 360 blocks per hour (previously 300). In practice, speed falls on complex structures in favor of greater accuracy; in tests Hadrian built a 751‑block structure with an effective rate of 360 blocks per hour. The robot is mounted on a truck with an extendable boom of up to 32 m, lays blocks up to 45 kg using the fast‑setting Fastbrick Adhesive, and is intended to operate in winds up to 60 km/h and light rain. FBR is offering Hadrian at a price of 7.8 million AUD (around 4.36 million euros). » More on heise.de

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In 2002, FBR Ltd. has already paid €12.75 in dividends. The last payout was in August 2002.

Financials

In the last quarter, FBR Ltd. had revenue of €0 and net profit of -€1.47m

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	0	-
Gross profit	-572.2k	-
Net profit	-1.47m	-
EBITDA	-2.31m	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€4.7m
Number of shares	186.82m
52-week high/low	€0.15 - €0.0252
Dividends	No
Beta	1.10
P/E ratio	-0.01
PEG ratio	0.00
P/B ratio	17.76
P/S ratio	334.52

Company profile

FBR Limited designs, develops, builds, and operates automated robotic machines in Australia. It engages in developing the Hadrian X, a construction robot that builds block structures from 3D CAD model; Fastbrick wall system; and dynamic stabilisation technology (DST), which reacts to wind, vibration, and other environmental factors to enable precise positioning of objects over large distances outside. The company was formerly known as Fastbrick Robotics Limited and changed its name to FBR Limited. FBR Limited was incorporated in 1999 and is based in High Wycombe, Australia.

Name	FBR Ltd.
CEO	Mark Joseph Pivac
Headquarters	High Wycombe, wa Australia
Website	fbr.com.au
Sector	Industrials
Industry	Construction & Engineering
IPO	07/02/2001
Employees	11