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Ticker
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case any fans or owners of the company formerly known as Phinder Technologies
were wondering why ‘PHDT’ wasn’t a working ticker anymore, the company
has a new symbol as well. The new Zupintra Corporation Inc. ticker is 'ZUPC'.
Nothing else has changed with the company. The price history, valuations,
and the underlying opportunity are still the same. It may take a few days
for your data provider to switch over to the new ticker, though PHDT may
actually work in the meantime.
Also,
don’t forget that any shareholders as of Friday, June 22nd will also be
entitled to a stock dividend. The company is adding one share for every
20 you already own. Also, for every 20 shares you own, you’ll also be receiving
a warrant with an exercise price of 18 cents. The warrants will be good
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Auriga
Dives Into Dermatology |
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Laboratories (OTCBB: ARGA)
- mostly known for being a supplier of respiratory disease pharmaceuticals
- announced earlier this week they have created a new division devoted
entirely to their line of dermatological products. The new division, Advanced
Topical Solutions Pharmaceuticals, is 46 salespeople strong. The focal
point will be Azurka, which is Auriga’s salicylic acid cream intended to
combat hyperkeratotic skin disorders.
Salicylic
acid cream sales totaled up to $28 million last year in the United States.
It may not seem like much relative to the United States’ annual dermatological
revenue of $4.2 billion. But, considering Auriga did only $3.1 million
last year, a piece of a $28 million pie could be significant.
By
the way, though they only did a little over $3 million in fiscal 2006,
Auriga pulled in $6.7 million in revenue for the first quarter of Q1. How?
The introduction of two other new products - a cold and allergy symptom
treatment, and a ‘dry mouth’ spray. The company intends to launch two other
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Zupintra
Gets It In Writing |
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Zupintra
Corporation Inc. (OTCBB:
ZUPC) - previously known as Phinder Technologies - announced today
their Ghana, Africa telecom deal has been finalized. According to the agreement,
Zupintra will provide Internet and voice/phone services initially for 3000
Network Technologies International Inc. (NTI) customers. The company further
reports they have enough capacity to actually service up to 10,000 Internet/voice
installations in Ghana.
At $99 per month,
the first 3000 installations are expected to generate approximately $300,000
in monthly revenue, or annually, about $3.5 million. If the company were
to utilize their full capacity of 10,000 customers, it would translate
into just a hair under $12 million in annual sales. For comparison's sake,
we estimate the company is going to do a little less than that total for
all of last fiscal year - before the or global telecom business had even
been cultivated.
Bear in mind
Ghana is just one of a handful of regional telecom opportunities Zupintra
has disclosed. The company has also confirmed Internet and voice services
are already up and running - and driving revenue - in Argentina and Uruguay.
Other South and Latin American telco infrastructure is still being built
and integrated into the Zupintra-Panama network. We expect many of those
to be bright online and begin driving sales within a few weeks.
As reminder,
the company publicly stated they anticipate monthly revenues of approximately
$2.5 million by Q3 of this year. With a current market cap of about $12.7
million, we believe the potential value is impressive.
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UDS
Group Lightens The Load |
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Though
only a few days into in-depth coverage by the Micro Cap Press research
staff, UDS Group (UDSG.PK)
has already made a couple of impressive strides towards improving its capitalization.
Last week, after
our initial research was released on the company, UDS announced they had
paid off $102,269 worth of debt. That was 2/3 of the company's debt load.
leaving only $50,000 worth of debt on the books. The removal of the debt
just means better margins going forward. Rather than paying principle and
interest, more of the corporation's new revenue can go straight to the
bottom line, or be allocated towards growth initiatives.
Early this week,
we also learned UDS retired 27 million shares of common stock. The cancellation
of the stock was related to the afore-mentioned retirement of a big debt
burden. The share retirement reduced the number of outstanding shares by
approximately 12%, leaving slightly less than 200 million shares still
in circulation.
The current
market cap is now approximately $15.8 million.
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Recent
Bulletin Board Graduates |
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The following
companies recently moved off of the bulletin board listing system and onto
a major exchange. It is not necessarily a complete list, but these may
be stocks or ideas worth examining, particularly since they may be able
to attract more exposure. However - and as always - further individual
due diligence is required to fully determine the merits of each company
and its stock.
Edac Technologies
Corp. (NASDAQ: EDAC) moved
to the NASDAQ on May 31st, and appears to have picked up right where it
left off. Steadily building on support from its 20 day moving average,
Edac is up 13.9% since graduating from its bulletin board listing. Year-to-date,
it's up 208%. Last quarter, the company reported record-breaking revenues
- perhaps a testament to the growing strength of its industry.
Edac Technologies
manufactures aircraft engine parts, which we feel may become greatly in
demand very soon. After the 9/11 act of terrorism, Boeing's (NYSE: BA)
normal unit production of about 600 planes per year was cut to about 350.
However, they currently have orders for 600 of their new 787's. European
jet builder Airbus is experiencing comparable renewed demand. With air
travel still strong, and more planes in the air, a company like Edac may
be a direct beneficiary. With a P/E of 21.88 and three years worth of positive
earnings (even if somewhat inconsistent), EDAC could be attractive to forward-thinking
investors.
Shengda Tech,
Inc. (NASDAQ: SDTH) moved
off of the bulletin board and into a NASDAQ listing on May 24th. Though
it got off to a slow start, a retest of its 50 day moving average may have
been the spark the stock needed to get moving again. SDTH is up 11.7% since
it graduated, and is 53% higher than April's low close. Volume has also
started to improve as well, though only in the last five days.
Shengda is a
Chinese chemical company that's brought home a steadily improving report
card over the last three quarters. A P/E ratio of 15.89, a profit margin
of 24.7%, and an ROE of 36.75% are all better than the averages for the
specialty chemical group.
Their top and
bottom line growth appears solid as well. The company recently gave earnings
guidance for their full fiscal 2007, which coincides with the calendar
year. Shengda expects net income of between $23 million and $24.4 million
in 2007 (somewhere between 43 cents to 45 cents per share), which would
be an increase of 31 percent to 39 percent over 2006's numbers. The company
also expects revenue to be between $96 million and $98 million for the
year, versus last year's $72.6 million .
The
Micro Cap Press research team monitors most major small cap news and trends,
but we particularly follow the ideas or companies we've mentioned recently.
One of the names we've looked at within the last few weeks has managed
to keep our attention, and merits an update today.
We first highlighted
Clean Diesel Technologies (OTCBB:
CLDS) in a blog entry from May 21st. The stock (on a pre-reverse-split
basis, with a ticker symbol of CDTI at the time) had surged from $12.25
to as high as $13.65 the next day on news of a licensing agreement with
German auto equipment maker Bosch. After a light wave of profit taking,
the bulls appeared to take control again by early June. Currently trading
at $15.50, the stock is up more than 13% from when we last looked. Based
on the persistent buying, we have to wonder CLDS is finally in high gear.
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