No Pleasant Surprises ...For you.
Calculate “all” costs related to the purchase of Aperto Networks, e.g. debt carried forward, share capital issuances to the American Investor or investors (see any previously existing private equity firm associated obligations), cash issuances and the like.
This Aperto purchase was sold to you by this crew of management as supposedly being a great transaction for “all” Tranzeo Wireless technologies Inc shareholders.
Thus far, the Aperto purchase has been just one drain, if you will, serving to keep sucking away a potential to get closer to “bottom line” profitability.
Said purchase is not the only cost for Tranzeo shareholders to absorb, if you will, by way of the experiencing of a markedly reduced share price.
Yes; there would be other increased costs; as an example, please find what other factors have contributed to the lowered percentage figure relating to Q3 2010 “gross margins”, as compared to gross margin realized during Q3 2009.
Please Note:
When the share price was well upward of $1.00 per share, due in part to the financing secured relatively shortly before the Aperto Networks purchase and, amongst other things the “hyped” increased “backlog figures, Mr. Tocher et al. had been all too happy to provide “the street”, if you will, with forward looking guidance – how all too convenient, eh.
Given that this particular crew of company officers could be seen to have a whole lot of “egg on the face”, if you will, and now that such individuals may have realized a perhaps unintended or unplanned for “goal” (note the upward of 200% share price decline) …
Well, sufficed to state that Mr. James A. Tocher and crew had supposedly learnt and have since taken to heart a certain lesson, as pertains to issuing forward looking revenue guidance, eh.
No guidance had been provided for the common “peasant class” demographic of Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc/Aperto Networks enterprise shareholders.
Hmm; perhaps you would do well to ask yourselves what Mr. Greg MacDonald (hmm; is that the same Greg Macdonald who is and analyst for and the director of equity research for National Bank Financial) thought immediately after Mr. Tocher refused to provide forward looking guidance for “the street”, if you will, eh?
5.3 Million Dollars was suggested by Mr. Tocher as being the preferred quarterly “breakeven” revenue figure; and Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc/Aperto Networks enterprise is quite a ways away from such a preferred quarterly “breakeven” revenue figure, eh.
Alas, it would appear to be as one had suggested, i.e. perhaps you’ll have to wait until Q3 or Q4 2011 for “positive” bottom line EPS figures to be announced by or on behalf of this particular crew of corporate officers, eh.
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