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YANGAROO Inc YOOIF


Primary Symbol: V.YOO

YANGAROO Inc. is a Canada-based software company in media asset workflow and distribution solutions for the advertising, music, and awards industries. The Company provides advertising, entertainment and awards management software workflow solutions to customers across multiple geographic regions. The Company's patented Digital Media Distribution System is a secure, cloud-based business-to-business solution that offers production services, traffic management, clearance, delivery, analytics, and secure API integration, addressing various video and audio workflow challenges in the industry. It provides production, and tape and hard disk drive (HDD) services. Its production services include closed captioning and subtitling, audio description, tagging, versioning and conversions. Its tape and HDD services include storage and archive, preservation, digitalization and mastering, authoring and duplication. The Company has operations in Canada and the United States.


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Comment by HisNoodlinessTheFlyingSpaghettiMonsteron Jun 16, 2021 6:11am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Corporate Presentation

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Corporate PresentationThis is basically my confusion: debt payments should not be included in EBITDA. So I would assume that it contributes 0.5-1mil EBITDA before the earn out payments. However, they give a 1 mil revenue variance, while only giving an EBITDA variance of 500k. How does that work with a company that runs at 90%+ margins? That's why it only makes sense that these numbers take into consideration the earn out payments, but then that wouldn't be a correct definition of EBITDA that they are giving us.
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