RE:This is futileFar better post betbigger than the empty ones I have seen.
Not sure how you arrived at the % numbers, but will take them at face value. We both know though that you need to dig deeper than that because % calculations start from a base...so that a company doing 100,000 in sales moving to 200,000 in sales is a 100% increase while moving from 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 is only 50%. So your numbers do not tell the whole story. You simply need to dig deeper into your analysis
Percentage changes being your premise, your conclusions are not supportable yet.
Furthermore, your conclusion that an offering automatically dilutes value is also incorrect. It is really all about how that money will be put to use and the result it generates...and if you say such acquisitions yield superior results...well that goes against your dilution argument unless they overpay
betbigger wrote: NTAR has lost market share by growing revenues slower than the industry average. This reverses the trend from the previous year when revenue growth at NTAR led the industry at 208.15% and 20.04%, respectively..
Growing revenues from the products they have in house will not do the trick.
They have to keep buying up companies which have far superior revenues than what NEXTtech presently is marketing.
Raising money thru offerings will thus dilute shareholder value.
A merger is the only way out.