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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum CEMATRIX Corp T.CEMX

Alternate Symbol(s):  CTXXF

CEMATRIX Corporation is a Canada-based company, which manufactures and supplies technologically advanced cellular concrete products developed from proprietary formulations across North America. It is engaged in the supply and placement of cellular concrete. The Company’s cement-based material with thermal protection, which delivers a range of problems facing the infrastructure, industrial... see more

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CEMATRIX Corp > What sort of margins ?
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Post by Venator on Aug 04, 2022 11:07am

What sort of margins ?

Quick question,  now that it seems the delays in projects is over and projects are moving ahead, what sort of margins are we looking at with CVX ? Have they improved over the years ?
Comment by Dunworkin2 on Aug 04, 2022 4:11pm
See margins attached for last two years. Not good. Hopefully the larger jobs bring better profit.    https://www.cematrix.com/_resources/financials/2021q4stmts.pdf  
Comment by kingscorpion on Aug 04, 2022 5:27pm
The past results are not an indication of future business. So when you are talking about margins. Yes they have been negative in the past but do explain why!! For example CVX kept their employees thru the pandemic and did not release them. That alone had a wage cost effect on overall margins However look at this year's and next year's revenue guidance You will see a different margins based ...more  
Comment by kingscorpion on Aug 04, 2022 6:07pm
Also CVX has a fixed cost on wage and that is about $20 mil per year $5 mil per quarter. However CVX using full capacity can achieve $175 mil in revenues and still the wage cost per annum would be $20 mil As we leave the pandemic behind SLOWLY we are betting that the business will start to pick up and go on overdrive. looking at last year's results you can see that it was not easy on the ...more  
Comment by Dunworkin2 on Aug 05, 2022 5:54am
Fixed cost on wages? Inflation running at 9%, hope employees will stay if their wages are fixed. Q2 will be released sometime in the next few weeks. Will be a glimpse into Cvx's current margins and Jeff's execution skills. Glta. Lets keep the winning streak going for another day. Happy Friday!
Comment by Tan4646 on Aug 05, 2022 1:02pm
king, where do you see the 20m fixed cost on wages?  Under "cost of sales" they have 4.4m for direct labour and "cost of sales" are a variale cost ,,In addition total G&A costs are 6.6 m and I believe consist of more than wages.  
Comment by kingscorpion on Aug 05, 2022 1:45pm
This is not the 1st time I wrote about their fix cost on wages You would be surprised how many government related services have not received wage increase in more than 5 years as they have been frozen by either federal government or provincial and that also applies to public companies to some extend. This was mentioned I believe in one of the CEO videos and as I said it's not the 1st time I ...more  
Comment by kingscorpion on Aug 05, 2022 2:00pm
The fixed cost here probably needs to be addressed a little further. Perhaps their fixed cost might be $20 mil as the CEO mentioned it in one of his videos or it might be now $21 mil It means that if CVX revenues for a whole year is say $10 mil their wage cost is $20 mil. If their revenues increase to $20 mil or $30 mil or $40mil $80 mil $100 mill or $150 mil or up to $175 mil their wage cast per ...more  
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