Vitalhub Corp T.VHI

VHI Hung In Tough In 2021

[AlwaysLong683]

Other Canadian small cap healthcare stocks got absolutely hammered in 2021:

DOC

SLHG

THNK

VMD

WELL

Meanwhile, VHI's share price did signficantly better than any of the above and is the only Canadian small cap healthcare stock I like.  Personally, I think it's in a great niche, does not stray from that niche, and is focused on SaaS without bricks-and-mortar clinics or other products that don't generate recurring revenue streams and/or can be expensive to operate.

[goldenticketguy]

Great optimism and I agree Vitalhub is still awaiting it's reocognition in the marketplace. However, I almost bought WELL with my VHI money years ago and it went from .45 to $9. Something I expected VHI to achieve in the same timespan, yet we sit post RS .33 STILL or $3.30!  5 years of incredible consolidation  of multiple companies and bloating most numbers every year while winning

[AlwaysLong683]

I think VHI will eventually be taken out, but I don't think management is in any hurry as I believe they still want to make more acquisitions and grow their ARR as they have many potential candidates they are currently examining. I think the best of both worlds would be VHI continuing to grow its business in the UK as well as Canada, Australia, etc., drive the share price up to where it should

[AlwaysLong683]

What VHI is looking for in future acquisitions (taken from VHI's October 2021 online Investor Presentation): Have identified 400 companies primarily in Canada, the UK, and Australia that are looking for exits. Looking for target companies that possess the following revenue characteristics: 1) Annual revenues of between 1M and12M. 2) Purchase them for a price between a 1.0x and 2.5x

[goldenticketguy]

I like the low-med size rather than a bigger co, depending on who of course. Not sure why ANY company wouldn't jump in early and buy VHI w/$20M RR guarantee/year & growing. Regardless, I feel if they blew all their money on a big acquisition Mr. market who already gives VHI zero clout will say "Ooops, Great M&A BUT you're also now outta money. Good luck with the long

[AlwaysLong683]

golden, I should clarify that by "bigger company", I meant one with annual revenues higher than the $12M upper limit VHI stated in their presentation, not a company near as "big" as VHI (even though VHI is itself still a small company), provided the fit and purchase price is right. I think VHI should continue to grow their ARR by being very selective in acquiring companies

[gossamer4]

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