Agora's CEO bought about $83K of $API ADSs on Nov 2 and 3, all through a trading plan set up back in June.
How much does a plan buy tell you, next to a buy the insider decides on the day?
Strattec ($STRT) holds $111.8M of cash and no debt, about 45% of its market value. Last quarter it bought back 67,904 shares at an average $73.24; the stock closed at $61.96 on 6 Nov. It says it has an active acquisition funnel. Where does the cash go next, buybacks or a deal?
Strattec ($STRT) holds $111.8M of cash and no debt, about 45% of its market value. Last quarter it bought back 67,904 shares at an average $73.24; the stock closed at $61.96 on 6 Nov.
It says it has an active acquisition funnel. Where does the cash go next, buybacks or a deal?
The risks: Q1 sales fell 3% to $147.2M and net income to $4.8M from $8.5M, including $2.4M of business development costs. GM, Ford and Stellantis were 64% of Q1 sales, and the Gabelli group holds about 19.7% of the shares.
Not investment advice.
The numbers that carry it:
$45.7M of operating cash flow in the 12 months to 27 Sep, vs $7.0M of capex
Q1 gross margin 16.5%, up from 15.6% in Q4
$35.0M left under the buyback program
the CEO, a director and the CFO's spouse bought about $286K of stock in May at $61.37 to $62.71
@_mikemcdermott could be, that letter gives the marketplace real leverage. we'd still bet on a deal before launch though, it's one partner out of that 30%, not all of it
Friday scorecard: every pick since last Friday, to Thursday's close, losers included.
$PRTS -8.4%
$AEYE -7.4%
$GLRE +8.5%
$UTMD +1.5%
$FLXS -2.1%
$FNKO picked today, no close yet
The whole book since our first call on 29 Sep: +3.8%.
Every call and its return: https://t.co/HpdpTFFzvm
@leevalueroach the price was the call option holders got, and it only bites above the strike. below it they keep the carry, provided the ebay stake holds up into maturity
@_mikemcdermott marketplaces, ebay and amazon included, were about 30% of sales this year, so losing one hurts but isn't the whole business. our bet is a compromise before launch, a buyout feels like a stretch
@_mikemcdermott yeah a week says nothing, the track record keeps counting. on ebay: an unnamed big marketplace told them in october it'll drop them as a seller once CarParts Connect launches. talks to come
@calvinblissett about 700M fixed, the 2030 notes at 5% and 6.75%. the other ~770M floats off sofr (term loan plus revolver), no swaps that we saw. so about 1.5B all in, our 1.3B left out what's due within a year