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Thanks friend. You touched on the exact point of confusion that I wanted to clarify.
Sometimes traders will hear βdebt, debtβ and wind up with the misinterpretation that itβs all due immediately and might create some kind of problem.
As I hopefully made clear, the super majority of ALPPs liabilities stretch out for years. Meanwhile, theyβre building a $34M business thatβs getting larger and larger.
In this post I want to discuss another fundamental strength of $ALPP which IMO truly sets them apart from both the competition, and other OTC tickers.
$ALPP is highly diversified in its operations. IMO this can be seen in the types of customers they have:
- 3D Printing Manufacturers
- Nuclear Power Plants
- Universities
- Aviation Companies
- Military Contractors
- State Governments
- Robotics Companies
- Electric Vehicle Companies
- Food Processing Plants
- Hospitals
The list goes on.
The point is that while $ALPPβs business doesnβt have the glamor of CBD or Crypto or Biotech, itβs extremely versatile.
After all, construction, metal fabrication, and electronics manufacturing tend to make up the backbone of nearly everything.
Show me something that doesnβt have construction, metal fabrication or electronics, as one of its core components.
Everything contains circuit boards and wire harness assemblies. From EV cars to boats to planes to drones to computers to 3D printers to robots to.....you name it.
Thatβs why, even during the Covid slowdown, ALPPs subsidiary QCA was bringing in new contracts. Perhaps demand for 3D printers went down. But demand for medical air purification equipment went up.
Also during the Covid slowdown, demand for, perhaps, new ventilation systems at food processing plants went down, but demand for hospital isolation rooms went up. Allowing ALPPs construction entities to continue bringing in contracts.
Thatβs the power of diversification in ALPPs portfolio of revenue generating assets.
Many other companies (particularly those traded on the OTC) donβt have that level of flexibility in their business. They tend to do just 1 thing. And if demand for that 1 thing disappears. Thatβs it.
The point is that diversification in ALPPs portfolio of revenue generating assets is part of the core fundamentals which IMO, shareholders should consider.
It provides quite a competitive advantage, as well as an intangible strength during volatile economic conditions such as the Covid slowdown.
In CEO Kent Wilsonβs letter last week, he even stated:
βWe at Alpine 4 acknowledge how blessed we are for our ability to weather the COVID-19 storm as well as we have, especially while keeping in mind that businesses around the country and world haven't fared as well."
That ability to weather the storm comes, in large part, from how diversified and flexible ALPP and itβs portfolio of subsidiaries have become.
Agreed. Low volume combined with a flattening of the chart are the telltale signs of bottoming out.
Both selling and buying are very lite right now, which IMO means the following.
First, there are no sellers of any significance left at this PPS.
Folks realize the fundamentals are there. $34M annual revenue combined with a small 113M o/s and zero variable convertible debt. At a $5M market cap, I believe traders realize selling any lower would be like robbing their own bank accounts. Clearly $ALPP is undervalued already.
Also, itβs clear that $ALPP is not diluting. Theyβre not. And no member of management has ever sold a share. Ever.
They are in it for long term growth of $ALPP
On the flip side of the coin, buying is also lite. And thatβs normal for a bottomed chart.
As I mentioned in a previous post, tickers with strong fundamentals like $ALPP, where the company keeps delivering, inevitably run after bottoming out. It happens all the time on the OTC.
Nobody knows with certainty when the triggering catalyst will come, but as ALPP delivers, it will come. And that triggering catalyst tends to create an abrupt spike off the bottom.
Thatβs when the buying pressure will kick in, because that abrupt spike creates the FOMO which drives all OTC tickers. $ALPP will be no exception.
For me personally, now is the time to load. Because Iβm going for size due to the fundamentals which are in place at $ALPP.
And in my experience, size is often difficult to obtain once the triggering catalyst starts the reversal.
So yeah, buying is low now, but itβs always low until it erupts abruptly. Thatβs life on the OTC. In an illiquid market like the OTC, historical volume is not indicative of future volume. ALPP can go from β0 to 60β the moment the triggering catalyst hits. Just like every other ticker.
IMO itβs a smart investment. The fundamentals are there.
- Revenue growing annually, up to $34M in 2020 and likely more going forward on ALPPs existing asset base (remember that the pre-Covid 2020 projections were much higher) as the US: either (1) returns to pre-Covid economic conditions or (2) learns to operate under a new normal. Either way will benefit ALPP. Especially with the push for more American made products from both political parties.
- Share structure is quite small at 125M a/s and 113M o/s. O/S has only increased by 3M since the beginning of 2020. The company is not diluting. Even during the Covid slowdown. The management team has never sold a share personally. Not in 2020 or ever. This team build ALPP from $0 to $34M and they are ready for more.
- Variable convertible debt is completely gone. Totally eliminated in 2020. To the best of my knowledge, management has no plans to finance using variable convertible debt in the future. They had no choice when the company first started. But now, as a much larger entity, they have access to more favorable financing options. Better financing also means that interest expense will continue to decrease.
- Multiple acquisitions are under DD. ALPPs business model is to have acquisitions under DD at all times. My understanding is that CEO Kent Wilson has 100+ deals come across his desk every year. Thereβs always a big market for mergers and acquisitions.
Now only a small handful of those acquisition opportunities get any serious DD commitment from ALPP. Most are quickly dismissed. But the point is that acquisitions are the business that ALPP is in. And acquisitions are always under DD.
When will the next one close?
I have no idea. Only insiders know that.
But the ALPP track record is there. Theyβve closed 7 acquisitions to date. They want to close more. And more are always under DD.
As ALPP continues to execute, Iβm confident that more will close and ALPP will continue growing (in addition to organic growth).
- The chart appears to have bottomed out. Some traders agree. Some donβt. It is what it is. The truth is nobody knows.
But IMO, Iβve seen many charts that look quite similar and as ALPP continues to execute, I believe we have a reversal coming.
ALPP very flexible operations and the ability to adapt to customers needs has led to a significant revenue increase in 2020. Hereβs some key DD: βββββββββββββββββββββββ When Covid first started, ALPPs construction subsidiary Morris was contracted to build medical isolation rooms in Indiana and Michigan hospitals. βββββββββββββββββββββββ
βββββββββββββββββββββββ In addition, ALPPs manufacturing subsidiary QCA was contracted to build components for medical air purification systems. βββββββββββββββββββββββ$ALPP βs Morris Sheet Metal is converting patient rooms, ICU Rooms & ORβs to isolation rooms. We have successfully completed the conversion of 88 rooms and counting! We are thankful for President Tom Laubhanβs leadership and for his entire team!
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 3, 2020
AMERICAN MANUFACTURING πͺπ»πΊπΈ pic.twitter.com/sM16ae8nul
βββββββββββββββββββββββ In last weeks PR, ALPP discussed new contracts with the βElectric Vehicle Industryβ and significant revenue growth. βββββββββββββββββββββββ$ALPP multiple subsidiaries awarded several new Covid-19 projects including manufacturing of medical grade air sensor purification equipment and isolation rooms. AMERICAN MANUFACTURINGπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/ntuwjPqMxu
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 13, 2020
βββββββββββββββββββββββ The chart looks to have bottomed out here and thereβs a lot of growth happening at this company.$ALPP Expects to report Q3 2020 revenue growth of 21% over Q3 2019https://t.co/NhzKcQgthI
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 15, 2020
$ALPP very flexible operations and the ability to adapt to customers needs has led to a significant revenue increase in 2020. Hereβs some key DD:
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When Covid first started, ALPPs construction subsidiary Morris was contracted to build medical isolation rooms in Indiana and Michigan hospitals.
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$ALPP βs Morris Sheet Metal is converting patient rooms, ICU Rooms & ORβs to isolation rooms. We have successfully completed the conversion of 88 rooms and counting! We are thankful for President Tom Laubhanβs leadership and for his entire team!
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 3, 2020
AMERICAN MANUFACTURING πͺπ»πΊπΈ pic.twitter.com/sM16ae8nul
$ALPP multiple subsidiaries awarded several new Covid-19 projects including manufacturing of medical grade air sensor purification equipment and isolation rooms. AMERICAN MANUFACTURINGπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/ntuwjPqMxu
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 13, 2020
$ALPP Expects to report Q3 2020 revenue growth of 21% over Q3 2019https://t.co/NhzKcQgthI
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 15, 2020
ALPP debt discussion. Thereβs some concern in the marketplace about ALPPs liabilities and how they should factor into valuation. Itβs a great topic for discussion.
First off, does ALPP have debt?
Yes they do.
But why do they have debt? Thatβs an equally important question.
Well, the answer is pretty straightforward.
How do you build a company, starting at $0, up to a $34M annual revenue generator?
How do you buy those revenue generating assets?
In most cases, companies use debt.
Most companies donβt start out with an endless bankroll. And ALPP is no exception.
They had to take on debt to acquire revenue generating assets. If they hadnβt done that, there would be no ALPP to even have a discussion about.
And this is the case with nearly every company on the OTC (in fact with nearly every company, anywhere)
They all have debt.
The difference with ALPP is that ALPP took on debt to acquire revenue generating assets.
Most of those other OTC companies have debt, but they have no revenue. So whatβs the point?
Next letβs look ALPPs debt in more detail. Because βdebtβ has to be viewed in context.
Letβs take the 2 largest liabilities on ALPPs Q3 balance sheet.
The first one is:
$15,490,212 Notes Payable non current
The second one is:
$16,013,742 Financing Lease Obligations
For the first one, take a look at Note 5 on page 22 of the 10-Q
There is a table at the very bottom, right before Note 6 begins. It says βFuture scheduled maturities of notes payable are as followsβ
The total amount in the table is $22,739,202.
The $15,490,212 Notes Payable non current, which we are discussing, is the sum of all the rows from 2022 through the word βthereafterβ
This means that the $15,490,212, one of ALPPs largest components of debt, doesnβt even start becoming due until 2022 and stretches out for years.
For the second number in question, the
$16,013,742 Financing Lease Obligations, back up to Note 4, the table on page 18 of the 10-Q.
This table lays out the schedule for when these lease payments are going to be made. You can see that very little, less than $2M, is due annually. The bulk of it isnβt due until 2026 and thereafter.
In many respects this is like financing a car. Yes the person may have debt of $40K on the car, but only $400 is due every month and the remainder stretches out for years.
So on the surface it may sound like a lot, but remember that most of it, the super majority of it, isnβt due for many years to come.
Meanwhile, ALPP has a $34M annual business that is growing both organically and through acquisitions. More than enough to service their debt while they continue to grow.
They have serviced their debt without issue even when ALPP was a much smaller revenue generator. The more they grow, the easier it gets.
So yeah, ALPP has debt. Most of it isnβt due for a very long time.
And the business is growing much faster than debt obligations are coming due.
So when you look at debt in context, the question is really βdid they do the right thing with the money they got from the debt?β
βDid they use the money to acquire revenue generating assets?β
In the case of ALPP, I believe the answer is yes.
$ALPP very interesting video here of the CEO discussing customers in the electric vehicle market. βββββββββββββββββββββββ
βββββββββββββββββββββββ Also interesting is that $ALPPs subsidiary QCA is located in Silicon Valley where some very big names in EV are also located. QCA just completed a $1M month. βββββββββββββββββββββββ$ALPP Interview with CEO Kent Wilson on subsidiary QCAβs Q3 growth https://t.co/n7Q7XUmsHL
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 17, 2020
βββββββββββββββββββββββ Another interesting disclosure about $ALPP doing work for military contractors. βββββββββββββββββββββββ$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
βββββββββββββββββββββββ Chart appears to be bottoming here and $ALPP has been bringing in some impressive contracts.$ALPP Impossible Aerospace , one of QCAβs Silicon Valley Customers, has proudly delivered an order of cutting edge drones to the U.S. Military. We feel honored to manufacture components being implemented into such a high end productπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/f1t4QyXmnV pic.twitter.com/euaJQbwWzA
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 13, 2020
$ALPP very interesting video here of the CEO discussing customers in the electric vehicle market.
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$ALPP Interview with CEO Kent Wilson on subsidiary QCAβs Q3 growth https://t.co/n7Q7XUmsHL
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 17, 2020
$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
$ALPP Impossible Aerospace , one of QCAβs Silicon Valley Customers, has proudly delivered an order of cutting edge drones to the U.S. Military. We feel honored to manufacture components being implemented into such a high end productπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/f1t4QyXmnV pic.twitter.com/euaJQbwWzA
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 13, 2020
Regarding when the $ALPP share price will move north, hereβs what I can say.
First, nobody can predict a specific time.
With that said, the pattern Iβve seen trading OTC tickers, particularly on companies with strong fundamentals like ALPP, is this:
There will be a big run, followed by a trickling down of the PPS, until it ultimately flattens out and churns for a while. Then some catalyst sets it off for the next run.
This pattern happens over and over on OTC tickers with strong fundamentals.
ALPP had a .44 run and has now been trickling down for a while. IMO the chart has been flattening out.
Is this the exact bottom? Some folks say yes, some say no. The truth is nobody knows.
But another thing Iβve noticed about the typical patterns on OTC tickers with strong fundamentals is that when the triggering catalyst hits, there tends to be an abrupt bounce off the flattened chart.
The kind of bounce thatβs hard to catch and causes many traders to chase and ultimately end up with reduced size.
IMO the flattening of the ALPP chart says itβs due for a bounce.
The exact moment when the triggering catalyst will come, I donβt know. But as long as the ALPP management team keeps executing, which IMO they have been, the trigger will most certainly come. And I expect an abrupt spike in PPS which will start the next run.
If a shareholder is interested in getting size in ALPP, the time to start is now IMO. Because when that abrupt spike happens, I believe it will be hard to catch and the opportunity to load up will have passed.
As far as how high the PPS could go, this is again something nobody can predict.
However, hereβs something I believe should be considered for folks looking at ALPP:
The current market cap of ALPP seems particularly low when comparing it to many other OTC tickers.
There are numerous OTC tickers out there that are zero revenue, non reporting, bankrupt, defunct, no business, broken promises, billion share a/s, etc, etc, that have market caps in the hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars
ALPP has fundamentals which blow these tickers out of the water.
- Growing revenue ($34M for 2020)
- Small SS at 125M a/s and 113M o/s
- Zero convertible debt left
- Lots of contracts coming in with very impressive company flexibility (like when they started doing COVID related hospital isolation rooms and air purification equipment)
- Customers in lots of industries (like military contractors and electric vehicle manufacturers)
With all that, ALPPs market cap is currently under $5M.
IMO thatβs the definition of undervalued.
So how high can the PPS go realistically?
IMO, any investor whoβs interested in ALPP should draw up a calculation for themselves.
Whatβs a reasonable market cap for a company generating $34M of existing business?
$100M?
$250M?
$500M?
IMO all of those are reasonable when there are endless tickers out there with zero business at all, and hundred million dollar market caps.
Even at just $100M market cap divided by the 113M o/s, the math says the pps should easily be able to find a home well north of where we are today.
And with ALPP continuing to execute, perhaps even higher than that.
All IMO.
Yep. Another aspect of $ALPP fundamentals which will drive the next run is $ALPPs continuously delivering new contracts.
ALPP has a very diversified asset base that can deliver products and services which are in high demand customers, in many different economic conditions.
For example, during the Covid slowdown, while many other businesses were struggling to find any work at all, $ALPP was procuring new contracts that filled immediate needs.
The first example were the hospital isolation rooms Deluxe and MSM were building for hospital customers in Indiana.
There was a COVID related need and $ALPP became the go-to contractor for hospitals in its service area (which is Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan).
The second example were the Air Particle Detection and Air Purification equipment that was being manufactured subsidiary QCA. Again, Covid related demand that ALPP was able to fulfill.
Itβs this flexibility and adaptability that has allowed ALPP to weather the Covid slowdown while so many other businesses struggle.
ALPP is so diversified in its product offerings that its existing and former customer base includes:
- 3D Printing Companies
- Industrial Equipment Manufacturers
- Nuclear Power Plants
- Food Processing Companies
- Electric Vehicle Companies
- Hospitals
- Universities
- State Governments
- Automotive Dealerships
- Robotics Companies
- Military Contractors
- Aviation Customers
And many more
I thought this line from last weeks PR was quite interesting
β........to help provide a lower cost of production for our Silicon Valley customers.β
ALPP has a nice customer base in Silicon Valley and subsidiary QCA is pulling in $1M a month per the companyβs recent disclosure.
The fact that ALPPs subsidiaries are the go-to manufacturers for such a robust customer base is what sets ALPP apart from the rest.
As far as dilution in 2019, yes there was. The convertible notes came due. When ALPP was a much smaller company (like with 1 subsidiary), convertible financing was the only thing available.
It is what it is. And they took the financing that was available in order to acquire income generating assets.
The key for me though is that ALL the convertible debt came due. It ALL converted. And itβs ALL gone.
Completely.
Meanwhile, the SS is still quite small at only 125M a/s and 110M o/s.
In addition, ALPP is not selling shares and IMO has no intention of selling shares.
There is also no more convertible debt. ALPP has better financing options available now that itβs a larger company.
The fundamentals are the winning ticket here IMO:
- $34M Revenue
- Small o/s at 113M
- The Company isnβt diluting
- Zero convertible notes
- Acquisitions pending
- Strong performance during Covid
- Strong management team
Many shareholders genuinely appreciate ALPPs openness, transparency and communication, and dedication to growth. Some donβt....
Any shareholder with questions can call CEO Kent Wilson and they will get straight forward answers to all of their questions.
Many shareholders believe the ability to speak directly with the CEO is a good thing. Some donβt....
What can I say? It is what it is.
The fundamentals here will win the day.
$ALPP interesting combination of facts and chart bottoming.
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In this PR from Thursday, ALPP indicates that one of their subsidiaries QCA is doing work for the βElectric Vehicle Market.β QCA is located in Silicon Valley. Thereβs some big EV makers located there too as we all know.
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$ALPP Expects to report Q3 2020 revenue growth of 21% over Q3 2019https://t.co/NhzKcQgthI
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 15, 2020
$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
$ALPP interesting combination of facts and chart bottoming.
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In this PR from Thursday, ALPP indicates that one of their subsidiaries QCA is doing work for the βElectric Vehicle Market.β QCA is located in Silicon Valley. Thereβs some big EV makers located there too as we all know.
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$ALPP Expects to report Q3 2020 revenue growth of 21% over Q3 2019https://t.co/NhzKcQgthI
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 15, 2020
$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
IMO the question of whether or not $ALPP has had good volume or bad volume in recent weeks doesnβt seem particularly important.
OTC tickers often go from zero volume to insane volume in an instant. OTC tickers go from snoozing to being βall the rageβ in seconds. It happens all the time.
Essentially that means that when it comes to OTC, historical volume is not an indicator of future volume. ALPP is no exception.
Everyone has seen many charts that look just like ALPPs. There was a big run, followed by a trickle down in PPS. Eventually the PPS bottomed, the chart flattened out. And the next run begins. Particularly with companies that have strong fundamentals.
IMO thatβs the key to focus on. Fundamentals are strong at $ALPP and fundamentals always win in the end.
Here are the fundamentals that set ALPP apart from the competition IMO.
First: Growing revenue trend as follows
2018: $14M
2019: $28M
2020: $34M (Q1 -Q3 on track to hit this annual projection)
It should also be noted that $ALPPs original 2020 projection was $50M as presented in the 2019 annual shareholders meeting.
Only due to Covid related delays from customers has the projection been reduced.
Nonetheless, even at $34M, ALPPs revenue trend continues north.
Second: Small share structure.
In the OTC world its common to find companies with o/s of 500M, 1B or more.
With that in mind, ALPPs 113M is quite small. Particularly considering the size of revenue generation.
At 113M o/s ALPPs market cap is under $5M for a company generating $34M. IMO thatβs the definition of undervalued.
Even more importantly: ALPP is not in the business of diluting. O/S around the beginning of 2020 was 110M shares. Today itβs 113M shares.
Another reason supporting that ALPP is not in the business of diluting is the A/S raise at the end of 2019.
They raised the A/S from 100M to 125M.
Itβs very rare to see such a small raise. Usually Companies raise by hundreds of millions or more.
If ALPP was in the business of diluting, why not raise the A/S more?
The track record is that they raised the A/S only slightly and have not been diluting.
Third: zero convertible debt.
Some shareholders in the marketplace point out that there was some dilution in 2019.
Yes there was. It occurred at the time when all of ALPPs convertible notes came due.
Ok. That was 2019. The conversions are over. The convertible notes are completely gone. The share structure is still quite strong at 125M a/s and 113M o/s. And ALPP is not diluting.
Also, my understanding is that ALPP has no intention of using convertible notes again.
So the fundamentals are: $34M revenue, 113M o/s, zero convertible notes.
Itβs a great setup.
On top of that, the company fully intends to complete more acquisitions and has some in the pipeline as we speak.
Any shareholders with questions or concerns about ALPP can call the company and speak to CEO Kent Wilson themselves.
ALPP is one of the most open and transparent companies around. Many shareholders appreciate that. Some donβt. It is what it is.
At the end of the day, the fundamentals and execution here will win.
Thereβs no good reason for ALPP to be at .04 considering $34M annual revenue, a tiny 113M o/s and no convertible notes.
IMO hereβs what happened. A while back ALPP management believed that being open and transparent with shareholders is something folks would appreciate.
(ALPP management still believes that IMO. Any shareholder with questions or concerns can talk directly with CEO Kent Wilson. Just call the ALPP office.)
Anyway, ALPP decided to discuss with shareholders the possibility of an uplist to the big boards.
An important fact to note is that the desired uplist had an important purpose (it wasnβt just to stroke the CEOs ego as some folks argue).
Hereβs the reason.
ALPP is an acquisitive company. They have completed 7 acquisitions so far. They desire to complete more and grow the company significantly beyond where it is today. .
As an OTC company, itβs more difficult to make an acquisition using equity (vs a company listed in a national exchange).
ALPP had (and probably still has) several large acquisition candidates that could be purchased with equity. But only if ALPP is listed on a national exchange.
These potential acquisitions would be significant drivers of revenue and profitability. So in turn, they would be of tremendous benefit to shareholders.
Unfortunately some shareholders in the marketplace didnβt seem to appreciate ALPP being transparent. Many did. But some didnβt.
The result was some selling, which led to more selling, and like many OTC tickers, the price started trickling down and the stock fell out of favor as traders went to other plays.
None of this, however, changes the fundamentals.
- $34M Revenue 2020
- Tiny 113M o/s
- zero convertible debt
- Acquisitions pending
Management has never sold a share. They are committed to building this company.
Itβs a great setup. Very rare to find a setup this good.
The fundamentals are there.
And fundamentals always win out.
Agreed. Fundamentals are quite strong at ALPP compared to most other tickers.
ALPP is projecting $34M revenue for 2020 and according to yesterday PR, they are right in track to achieve that.
About $8M+ per quarter so far.
There was some dilution in 2019 to clear out convertible notes. But now the notes are completely gone and dilution in 2020 has only be 3 million shares. Which is essentially nothing.
SS is very strong with 125M a/s and 113 o/s
So we have a $34M company with a tiny 113 o/s and zero convertible notes.
Itβs an impressive setup.
$ALPP βElectronic Vehicle Marketβ read that line for yourself in todayβs PR. $ALPP is making components to serve EV makers. $ALPPs subsidiary QCA that makes these components is located in Silicon Valley. βββββββββββββββββββββββ
βββββββββββββββββββββββ And subsidiary QCA just finished a $1M MONTH. What EV companies are located in Silicon Valley that could be paying $ALPP $1M per month for EV prototyping?? Hmmmmm....... βββββββββββββββββββββββ$ALPP Expects to report Q3 2020 revenue growth of 21% over Q3 2019https://t.co/NhzKcQgthI
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 15, 2020
$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
$ALPP βElectronic Vehicle Marketβ read that line for yourself in todayβs PR. $ALPP is making components to serve EV makers. $ALPPs subsidiary QCA that makes these components is located in Silicon Valley.
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$ALPP Expects to report Q3 2020 revenue growth of 21% over Q3 2019https://t.co/NhzKcQgthI
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 15, 2020
$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
$ALPP ENORMOUS DD POST ββββββββββββββββββββββ Hereβs why ALPP is a Must-Own for anyone serious about making money ββββββββββββββββββββββ ALPP subsidiary QCA does a ONE MILLION DOLLAR MONTH (like 1 MONTH)
ββββββββββββββββββββββ QCA is building the βmost complicated and expensive circuit boards ever assembled by the company (what EV company in Silicon Valley do you think is buying those??? ;)$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Mega CEO interview - βNew EV customersβ$ALPP βs Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, has reason to celebrate! QCAβs President, Jeff Hail, had this to say. βToday represents a milestone for QCA. We are building the most complex and expensive circuit board assemblies in our history. Team moral is very high!βπͺπ»πΊπΈ pic.twitter.com/4HdhYmoPNi
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 18, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ SS hardly changed at all in the ENTIRE YEAR 2020. ALPP is not in the business of selling shares. Itβs a $50M company$ALPP Interview with CEO Kent Wilson on subsidiary QCAβs Q3 growth https://t.co/n7Q7XUmsHL
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 17, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Military Customers :)$ALPP Share Structure as of 08/26/2020 pic.twitter.com/My8m2xGwYt
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 26, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ More Contracts$ALPP Impossible Aerospace , one of QCAβs Silicon Valley Customers, has proudly delivered an order of cutting edge drones to the U.S. Military. We feel honored to manufacture components being implemented into such a high end productπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/f1t4QyXmnV pic.twitter.com/euaJQbwWzA
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 13, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Even More Contracts (yes ALPP is an actual $50M business - not a RM dream like the rest of the OTC lol)$ALPP subsidiary, Excel Fabrication, awarded several plant maintenance contracts for Q2 worth $510,000. https://t.co/EHHrVnaTCP
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) June 9, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Medical Grade Air Purification Systems$ALPP subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, has acquired several new customers that will account for $750k worth of revenue in Q2 & Q3 2020.https://t.co/ECtkJ4wcHs
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) June 18, 2020
$ALPP Building COVID19 Isolation Rooms for Hospital Customers$ALPP multiple subsidiaries awarded several new Covid-19 projects including manufacturing of medical grade air sensor purification equipment and isolation rooms. AMERICAN MANUFACTURINGπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/ntuwjPqMxu
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 13, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ ALPP is as Real Deal as it gets. And all sitting on a tiny 111M o/s. 52wk low loading zone$ALPP βs Morris Sheet Metal, has completed the conversion of 88 Isolation Rooms in aiding with the COVID 19 effort. Morris is converting an ADDITIONAL 50 more rooms over the next few weeks! We couldnβt be more proud of our teams efforts. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING πͺπ»πΊπΈ pic.twitter.com/mhCNNmOcem
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 6, 2020
Yes. Huge Growth at $ALPP even with the Covid slowdown to contend with. Quotes from todayβs PR:
βOur combined revenue, with the recent addition of Excel Fabrication, have allowed Alpine 4 to grow at an incredible rate of 21% for Q3 2020.β
βWe at Alpine 4 acknowledge how blessed we are for our ability to weather the COVID-19 storm as well as we have, especially while keeping in mind that businesses around the country and world haven't fared as well."
Thereβs been some slowdown due to Covid. But ALPP has weathered the storm and is getting back on track huge.
We have a $50M annual business with $ALPP.
All sitting on a TINY 111M o/s. Consider how small that o/s really is compared to the marketplace.
Itβs tiny.
Whatβs more...acquisitions are pending closure.
Looking at the chart, itβs clear the accumulation continues.
Huge run coming here.
$ALPP
ALPP is a fully audited business. Before investing, itβs important to understand how real businesses like ALPP operate.
Real businesses like ALPP make projections about revenue for future years.
Itβs a projection...because the upcoming year hasnβt happened yet.....lol.
Itβs hard to show finalized financials for a year thatβs........wait for it............................ in the future....... lol.
What sophisticated investors look for in a company like ALPP is βhave the projections been historically accurateβ and βis the company fully audited β meaning the projections are subject to auditor reviewβ
Everyone knows ALPP is fully audited. Which, of course, means that their projections are subject to auditor review, and therefore accurate and reliable.
Then the question becomes....have ALPPs projections been historically accurate?
The answer is that ALPPs projections have historically been SPOT ON.
When ALPP projects a number....they come through with that number.
For 2020, ALPPs original projection was $50M of revenue. That means they had contracts and capacity in place to generate $50M.
That amount is not a βguessβ. Itβs not a number pulled from a hat.
Itβs based on ACTUAL contracts and capacity. And since ALPPs historical projections have always a been spot on, sophisticated investors would consider the $50M projection reliable.
Now, under the Covid slowdown, the projection has been reduced to $34M.
Is that reliable?
Well....ALPP has generated roughly $8M (subject to full auditor review) per quarter in Q1 through Q3.
$8M x 4 quarters = $32M, with Q4 always being ALPPs strongest, leading to roughly $34M for the year. Just as projected.
So ALPPs projections are most certainly accurate and on point.
As ALWAYS.
Which means.....the $50M projection was accurate and on-point prior to the Covid slowdown.
Which means....the ALPP asset base is fully capable of generating $50M+
If an investor was looking to purchase the entire company ALPP, he/she would ask, βhow much revenue can you produce annuallyβ
And whatβs the answer?
Is it the reduced projection of $34M due to the temporary Covid slowdown? Which, btw ALPP has almost fully overcome.
Or is it what the Assets in Question can produce annually under normal circumstances.
i.e. 50M?
Answer: $50M
ALPP is a $50M business
(Oh and thereβs acquisitions pending closure which are gonna add like $20M+ more)
:)
100% a $50M company. And growing too. Perhaps some folks missed the original 2020 projection showing $50M. Here it is.
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$ALPP is a $50M company sitting on a tiny $111M o/s π totally hidden π totally undervalued$ENRT $RELI $WSGF $GFTX pic.twitter.com/i30gS5ZKjD
— shareslanger (@shareslanger) October 9, 2020
Nice Strong Buying Today! Clown dip followed by every loose share getting chomped right up.
$50M Company
113M o/s (tiny)
βElectronic Vehicle Marketβ in Silicon Valley - did you catch todayβs PR :)
We got the dream setup here folks.
MASSIVE REVENUE.
Tiny Share Structure.
So much attention on the board too. Yβall know what that means ;)
βElectric Vehicle Industryβ :)
Says so right in the PR.
Plain as day.
And theyβre located in Silicon Valley.
This is a FULLY AUDITED, FULL REPORTING company. They donβt PR βElectronic Vehicle Industryβ unless itβs true.
https://www.accesswire.com/610641/Alpine-4-Technologies-Ltd-ALPP-Expects-to-Report-Q3-2020-Revenue-Growth-of-21-over-Q3-2019
$ALPP has βElectric Vehicle Industryβ customers. Right there in todayβs PR https://www.accesswire.com/610641/Alpine-4-Technologies-Ltd-ALPP-Expects-to-Report-Q3-2020-Revenue-Growth-of-21-over-Q3-2019
$ALPP has βElectric Vehicle Industryβ customers. Right there in todayβs PR https://www.accesswire.com/610641/Alpine-4-Technologies-Ltd-ALPP-Expects-to-Report-Q3-2020-Revenue-Growth-of-21-over-Q3-2019
Check out this statement: βthe most complicated and expensiveβ circuit boards ever manufactured.
It only takes some basic logic to put these things together folks.
QCA has been operating in Silicon Valley (right next to Foxconn BTW) for decades.
QCA is the go-to manufacturer for secret prototyping for all the big names in the area.
What do you think QCA does out there??? Make circuit boards for the local ice cream shop lol??
NO.
They serve the Fortune 100. Names youβve all heard of.
Where do you think the $1M Dollar Months Come From??
Hereβs what some folks still canβt figure out.
When a Fortune 100 customer wants a prototype for a new product, they want it to be a secret. Thatβs just common sense.
They donβt want to tell the competition what theyβre doing.
Therefore, QCA has to sign non-disclosure agreements. Meaning, they canβt actually name their customers.
But how hard is this to figure out....
- βMost complicated and expensive circuit boardsβ
- $1M of revenue in a MONTH
- Located in Silicon Valley for decades
- βEV customersβ
- βFortune 100β customers
The trail of breadcrumbs is right there. But......weβre dealing with OTC so.....lol
Iβm loading. Itβs too clear.
;)
$ALPP β> 1 Subsidiary (of 7 total) just did a $1M MONTH (yes, 1 month). ALPP is looking bottomed for weeks now. Round 2 on deck.
$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
$ALPP β> 1 Subsidiary (of 7 total) just did a $1M MONTH (yes, 1 month). ALPP is looking bottomed for weeks now. Round 2 on deck.
$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
100% Correct. It happens all the time on the OTC. Just the nature of the beast.
Hereβs the thing to remember:
$ALPP is nearly DOUBLE the size it was during the .44 run.
Thatβs double the size in terms of revenue.
But o/s is PRACTICALLY THE SAME :)
During the .44 run, the o/s was in the 100M to 110M range.
Now itβs only 113M
WHOA...........
Literally ZERO dilution all year.
Why?
Because ALPP is a $50M business (yes, adjusted down slightly in 2020 for the Covid slowdown). But a $50M business nonetheless.
And ALPP DOES NOT sell shares.
Kent Wilsonβs plan is to grow a $1B Holding Company in the next few years.
The acquisitions are getting bigger and bigger.
This is about real business.
This is about creating generational wealth for shareholders.
ALPPs path from $0 to $50M has had a few bumps in the road. No one denies that. But Wilson has held steadfast to the mission. And that mission is generational wealth.
Hereβs the real question to consider...
If folks arenβt interested in ALPP.... why are the bids so big and the discussion on the board so voluminous???
Think about it.....
;)
$ALPP loving those HUGE BIDS all afternoon. Iβm getting the DMs. Itβs loading zone time.
$ALPP is an amazing setup:
- $50M Company
- Acquisitions pending closure ($20M+ coming in)
- Tiny 113M o/s
- Highest Integrity Management
- FULLY AUDITED
- 7 Operating Subsidiaries
- Subs nearly back to Pre Covid Operating Levels. Sub QCA just did a $1M MONTH
The bottom has been in for weeks now. Folks I know have been quietly soaking up the loose shares.
ALPP is DOUBLE the size it was during the .44 run.
Weβre gonna see a run of EPIC proportions very soon.
(Hint: thatβs why the bids have been so big)
Hope yβall ready.
HIGE BIDS!!
HUGE ACCUMULATION!
GOBBLE GOBBLE ;)
Wait till yβall see how $ALPP runs now that itβs DOUBLE the size of the .44 run
Hope yβall ready
$50M COMPANY
113M o/s (so tiny)
Great Day at $ALPP Today! Huge bid fillers getting for the next run.
Of course everybody knows that $ALPP today is nearly DOUBLE the size of the ALPP that existed during the .44 run.
ALPP is a $50M business with acquisitions pending closure. Now to be fair, there has been some Covid slowdown which caused the $50M 2020 projection to be slightly reduced.
But thatβs just delay. CEO Kent Wilson already that the 7 subsidiaries are practically back to pre-Covid operating levels, with QCA leading the charge doing a $1M MONTH (like in 30 days.....1 sub (of 7) made $1M MILLION DOLLARS)
Love getting my bids filled at these ridiculously low levels. Some folks still donβt realize ALPPs o/s is only 113M....
TINY
Thatβs an extremely small SS for a $50M business.
We got a huge run coming here.
ALPP is DOUBLE the company of the last run.
Double The Company = Double The Run
ALPP Bringing In TONS of Cash. And they build for U.S. Military Contractors
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Oh and they have new βEV CUSTOMERSβ (thatβs a direct quote)$ALPP Impossible Aerospace , one of QCAβs Silicon Valley Customers, has proudly delivered an order of cutting edge drones to the U.S. Military. We feel honored to manufacture components being implemented into such a high end productπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/f1t4QyXmnV pic.twitter.com/euaJQbwWzA
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 13, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ And their subsidiaries are doing βMillion Dollar Monthsβ (as in millions of dollars in a single month)$ALPP Interview with CEO Kent Wilson on subsidiary QCAβs Q3 growth https://t.co/n7Q7XUmsHL
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 17, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ $50M Company w/ 111M o/s. Itβs the dream setup.$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ QCA is building the βmost complicated and expensive circuit boards ever assembled by the company (what EV company in Silicon Valley do you think is buying those??? ;)$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Mega CEO interview - βNew EV customersβ$ALPP βs Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, has reason to celebrate! QCAβs President, Jeff Hail, had this to say. βToday represents a milestone for QCA. We are building the most complex and expensive circuit board assemblies in our history. Team moral is very high!βπͺπ»πΊπΈ pic.twitter.com/4HdhYmoPNi
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 18, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ SS hardly changed at all in the ENTIRE YEAR 2020. ALPP is not in the business of selling shares. Itβs a $50M company$ALPP Interview with CEO Kent Wilson on subsidiary QCAβs Q3 growth https://t.co/n7Q7XUmsHL
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 17, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Military Customers :)$ALPP Share Structure as of 08/26/2020 pic.twitter.com/My8m2xGwYt
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 26, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ More Contracts$ALPP Impossible Aerospace , one of QCAβs Silicon Valley Customers, has proudly delivered an order of cutting edge drones to the U.S. Military. We feel honored to manufacture components being implemented into such a high end productπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/f1t4QyXmnV pic.twitter.com/euaJQbwWzA
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 13, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Even More Contracts (yes ALPP is an actual $50M business - not a RM dream like the rest of the OTC lol)$ALPP subsidiary, Excel Fabrication, awarded several plant maintenance contracts for Q2 worth $510,000. https://t.co/EHHrVnaTCP
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) June 9, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Medical Grade Air Purification Systems$ALPP subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, has acquired several new customers that will account for $750k worth of revenue in Q2 & Q3 2020.https://t.co/ECtkJ4wcHs
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) June 18, 2020
$ALPP Building COVID19 Isolation Rooms for Hospital Customers$ALPP multiple subsidiaries awarded several new Covid-19 projects including manufacturing of medical grade air sensor purification equipment and isolation rooms. AMERICAN MANUFACTURINGπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/ntuwjPqMxu
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 13, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ ALPP is as Real Deal as it gets. And all sitting on a tiny 111M o/s. 52wk low loading zone$ALPP βs Morris Sheet Metal, has completed the conversion of 88 Isolation Rooms in aiding with the COVID 19 effort. Morris is converting an ADDITIONAL 50 more rooms over the next few weeks! We couldnβt be more proud of our teams efforts. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING πͺπ»πΊπΈ pic.twitter.com/mhCNNmOcem
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 6, 2020
You got that right lol! ALPP is 100% legit.
FULL REPORTING.
FULLY AUDITED.
FULLY TRANSPARENT.
$50M business with acquisitions pending closure.
A tiny 113M o/s.
Wilson is always looking out for shareholder interests. Anyone who can actually read financial statements (lol) knows that most of the C shares are held by third-party, independent shareholders.
Wilson did that for the benefit of shareholders. And real shareholders appreciate it!
The bottom line though is that everyone wants in. Unfortunately for them, we got folks scooping all the loose shares as we speak. HUGE buys today. I got the DMS. And of course, folks filling my bids :). Beautiful.
ALPP was half the size it is today during the .44 run.
DOUBLE THE COMPANY = DOUBLE THE RUN
Watch ;)
OHHHHH SNAP!!! $50M Company and QCA Hiring even MORE people!
Why?
Because the subsidiary is doing βMILLION DOLLAR MONTHSβ
Thatβs $1M in 1 MONTH for 1 SUBSIDIARY
ALPP has 7 Subsidiaries BTW :)
VERY RARE to find a GEM like ALPP thatβs generating $50M of Annual Business across all 7 Subsidiaries
All sitting on a TINY 113M o/s.
Glad folks were filling my bids today.
ALPP is practically DOUBLE the size as in the .44 run.
Double the Size = Double the Run
Next run on deck. Iβm getting the DMs. Smarties loading like crazy. Thatβs why the accumulation is so high.
Hope yβall are ready ;)
$ALPP ENORMOUS DD POST ββββββββββββββββββββββ
Hereβs why ALPP is a Must-Own for anyone serious about making money
ββββββββββββββββββββββ
ALPP subsidiary QCA does a ONE MILLION DOLLAR MONTH (like 1 MONTH)
ββββββββββββββββββββββ QCA is building the βmost complicated and expensive circuit boards ever assembled by the company (what EV company in Silicon Valley do you think is buying those??? ;)$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Mega CEO interview - βNew EV customersβ$ALPP βs Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, has reason to celebrate! QCAβs President, Jeff Hail, had this to say. βToday represents a milestone for QCA. We are building the most complex and expensive circuit board assemblies in our history. Team moral is very high!βπͺπ»πΊπΈ pic.twitter.com/4HdhYmoPNi
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 18, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ SS hardly changed at all in the ENTIRE YEAR 2020. ALPP is not in the business of selling shares. Itβs a $50M company$ALPP Interview with CEO Kent Wilson on subsidiary QCAβs Q3 growth https://t.co/n7Q7XUmsHL
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 17, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Military Customers :)$ALPP Share Structure as of 08/26/2020 pic.twitter.com/My8m2xGwYt
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 26, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ More Contracts$ALPP Impossible Aerospace , one of QCAβs Silicon Valley Customers, has proudly delivered an order of cutting edge drones to the U.S. Military. We feel honored to manufacture components being implemented into such a high end productπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/f1t4QyXmnV pic.twitter.com/euaJQbwWzA
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 13, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Even More Contracts (yes ALPP is an actual $50M business - not a RM dream like the rest of the OTC lol)$ALPP subsidiary, Excel Fabrication, awarded several plant maintenance contracts for Q2 worth $510,000. https://t.co/EHHrVnaTCP
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) June 9, 2020
ββββββββββββββββββββββ Medical Grade Air Purification Systems$ALPP subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, has acquired several new customers that will account for $750k worth of revenue in Q2 & Q3 2020.https://t.co/ECtkJ4wcHs
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) June 18, 2020
$ALPP Building COVID19 Isolation Rooms for Hospital Customers$ALPP multiple subsidiaries awarded several new Covid-19 projects including manufacturing of medical grade air sensor purification equipment and isolation rooms. AMERICAN MANUFACTURINGπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/ntuwjPqMxu
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 13, 2020
$ALPP βs Morris Sheet Metal, has completed the conversion of 88 Isolation Rooms in aiding with the COVID 19 effort. Morris is converting an ADDITIONAL 50 more rooms over the next few weeks! We couldnβt be more proud of our teams efforts. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING πͺπ»πΊπΈ pic.twitter.com/mhCNNmOcem
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 6, 2020
ALPP Bringing In TONS of Cash. And they build for U.S. Military Contractors
$ALPP Impossible Aerospace , one of QCAβs Silicon Valley Customers, has proudly delivered an order of cutting edge drones to the U.S. Military. We feel honored to manufacture components being implemented into such a high end productπͺπ»πΊπΈ https://t.co/f1t4QyXmnV pic.twitter.com/euaJQbwWzA
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) August 13, 2020
$ALPP Interview with CEO Kent Wilson on subsidiary QCAβs Q3 growth https://t.co/n7Q7XUmsHL
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 17, 2020
$ALPP Subsidiary, Quality Circuit Assembly, closed out the month of September with just shy of $1,000,000 of revenue. Our investment into cutting edge equipment, has new customers walking through the door. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING is coming back! πΊπΈπͺπ»
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) October 1, 2020
$50M FULLY AUDITED COMPANY here folks :) Totally Hidden. Tiny 111M o/s. ββββββββββββββββββββββ Some folks still donβt realize that ALPP is FULLY AUDITED. That means itβs 100% legit. Hereβs the link to the PCAOB website. ββββββββββββββββββββββ The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board is like the Auditor of Auditors. ALPPs auditor has to register with the PCAOB. Check it out for yourself. Real DD always has links :) ββββββββββββββββββββββ https://pcaobus.org/issuers/586900/1606698
The reality is that ALPP is doing GREAT! Cash Flow Positive is what really counts. Itβs the GROWTH model.
βββββββββββββββββββββββ
And thatβs what ALPP is doing. GROWING!
βββββββββββββββββββββββ
Thereβs some non-cash loss, sure. But itβs NON-CASH. Thatβs irrelevant.
βββββββββββββββββββββββ
ALPP is a $50M Company with a TINY 111M o/s. Thatβs why the accumulation is so high at these low levels.
βββββββββββββββββββββββ
Itβs gonna run well past .44 on the next run. $ALPP is practically DOUBLE the size it was on the .44 run (which $20M+ acquisitions closing)
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Check out todayβs ALPP MONSTER DD post here:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=158855925
ALPP Bringing In TONS of Cash. Did you know that ALPPs subsidiary Morris Sheet Metal was the GO-TO Hospital Isolation Room Builder in Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan during the summer COVID19 rush.
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$ALPP βs Morris Sheet Metal, has completed the conversion of 88 Isolation Rooms in aiding with the COVID 19 effort. Morris is converting an ADDITIONAL 50 more rooms over the next few weeks! We couldnβt be more proud of our teams efforts. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING πͺπ»πΊπΈ pic.twitter.com/mhCNNmOcem
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) April 6, 2020
$ALPP Interview with CEO Kent Wilson on subsidiary QCAβs Q3 growth https://t.co/n7Q7XUmsHL
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) September 17, 2020