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Kraken Robotics Inc V.PNG

Alternate Symbol(s):  KRKNF

Kraken Robotics Inc. is a Canada-based marine technology company providing complex subsea sensors, batteries, and robotic systems. The Company’s high-resolution three-dimensional (3D) acoustic imaging solutions and services enable clients to overcome the challenges in oceans. The Company operates through two segments: Products and Services. The Products segment is engaged in the design, manufacture and sale of equipment including underwater vehicle platforms, Synthetic Aperture Sonar and subsea power equipment. Its product business consists primarily of its AquaPix MINSAS sensors, KATFISH systems, SeaPower subsea battery systems and RMDS. The Services segment is involved in the provision of services for underwater sonar and laser scanner sensor equipment and underwater vehicle platforms. Its Services business consists of services provided by robotics as a service (RaaS) portfolio of equipment including its Sub-Bottom Imager, Acoustic Corer and KATFISH.


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Comment by Torontojayon May 31, 2024 6:02am
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RE:RE:Q1 FINS Review (3.25 / 5)

RE:RE:Q1 FINS Review (3.25 / 5)

Possibleidiot01 wrote: Three quick comments.
"72% of those $10.7M worth of receivables are due from two customers and they do not provide any aging."

Yes, it would be nice to know if these are government or private company contracts. Governments may be slow but I've heard they eventually pay.

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During the company's annual meeting in late June a share consolidation is being proposed. I think it is reasonable to consider it at this time, but I find it odd that the range of the reverse split is so wide, a potential 2:1 to 7:1 ratio is quite the gap, and I think leadership should have narrowed this down to give an idea of what shareholders are actually  voting for."

This is by my memory ,at least the third time , they've proposed a reverse split in this range. It passed the other times because it's a reasonable idea as you say.

"The rationale within the MD&A and press release I will call lackluster at best as they cite the large erosion in margin rate due to product and service revenue mix. The problem with that is their mix didn't change that significantly with product revenue going from 70 to 75% from last year, so that alone wouldn't impact their margin rate by this much, and the company disappointingly does not disclose margin rates by segment."

You can break products into batteries and other assorted higher tech products . I'll take a guess , maybe we're shipping a lot of batteries that have lower margins?


Appreciated the review, keep up  the good work


 

Joe Mackay  said in an interview a few years ago that they target gross margins between 47%- 52% with fluctuations from quarter to quarter. Margins on batteries are lower than 45% so a quarter heavy on battery orders will have lower margins. 

 

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