RE: RE: what happened today? Certainly. It's on page 7 of the Q1 2013 MD&A (found on Sedar.com). To be clear, I am referring to the results from the original business....The Canadian, U.S. and Mexico operations that existed prior to the 2012 acquisitions.....And I was incorrect. The drop in year over year revenue was actually 28%.......Bottom line, although DC's overall revenue increased just over 100% year-over-year, DC is also now carrying just under $200 Million in long term debt that they didn't have last year.......two major issues: 1. Horrible performance in their 'original' market - 'The Americas', that is being camouflaged by new revenue in the new acquisitions, and 2. With the massive long term debt, DC is highly susceptible to a major hit with even a slight rise in interest rates.