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Tommy Hilfiger, Top Flite and others licensed to Explorer Gear. Veltex will certainly benefit with the U.S. operations with these top names.
http://www.explorergear.com/products.asp
Maybe the critics will notice maybe not. Oh well, up 25% on more than 5 times normal volume tells me something.
For example, CYDS went from $0.36 to over $5.00 on acquisition news.
OFI BREAK-OUT !! @ 3.60 !!!
Great Fundamentals and technicals.
P/E/G ratio is only about 0.4.
Great change to double your money in a few months.
VLXC BREAK-OUT !!! Up big , but still way undervalued!!!
Up 25% today on 5 times normal volume. The fundamentals are greatly improving with the acquisition of Explorer Gear.
http://www.explorergear.com
Very good chance this stock will go to $3.00 fast IMHO!!!
Great Job Mushroomman !!
I appreciate your research. I agree with you that we should ammorize the 2 million shares vs the $1,000,000 net income per year. I would imagine that we also paid perhaps $3 Million in cash.
I think this was a good PR. It had more details than most. So far, the market it acting favorable to it as I think it should.
Wow, we just blew past the 200 day average. Chart shows a long term uptrend. Of course, I'll refer to George on the technicals.
I'm hoping for $3.00.
Good Luck to all Veltex shareholders.
Keep up the good work !!!!
FORD NETL HOM IPII CLMS all performed very well today
These stocks all have low Price/Earnings/Growth ratios.
FORD + 15.3%
NETL + 6.9%
HOM + 9.4%
IPII + 21.6%
CLMS + 2.2%
These stocks have the best of both worlds. High growth and they are value stocks as well. They are just beginning their runs IMHO.
Canadian Office address & Phone #
Veltex Apparel
333 Commissioners Road West Suite 1006 / London, ON, CA, N6J 4X7
Tel: 519-474-3609 / Fax: 519-474-1869
We are still way undervalued based on U.S. & Canada Sales Alone
I have an estimated revenue and earnings numbers in mind for 2005 (U.S. & Canada only) and it's in the double digit Millions for sales and low single digit Millions for earnings.
These are just my estimates based on what Veltex has disclosed so far this year.
I still think the price is well undervalued not even counting the Bangladesh operations.
I think the market has already "discounted" Bangladesh because it's just too hard to know will any level of certainty.
Now, if Bangladesh does become consolidated in 2004 or 2005, VLXC would be severly undervalued.
My point of view is to forgive for past mistakes as long as Matin is doing everything is his power to make the future successful. I don't think he's going to all these trade shows just for "show".
City Dates # Days
Orlando, Fl 1/3-1/5/05 3
Orlando, Fl 1/7-1/9/05 3
Las Vegas 1/10-1/13/05 4
Long Beach CA 1/14-1/16/05 3
San Diego CA 1/20-1/22/05 3
Dallas TX 2/2-2/4/05 3
Las Vegas 3/14-3/17/05 4
San Diego CA 3/8-3/9/05 2
Atlantic City N 3/10-3/13/05 4
Houston, TX 3/14-3/18/05 5
Las Vegas 3/30-4/1/05 3
Jacksonville Fl 5/2/2005 1
Orlando, Fl 5/3/2005 1
Tampa FL 5/4/2005 1
Ft Lauderdale F 5/5/2005 1
Miami FL 5/6/2005 1
And the year is less than 1/2 over.
Expanding into Canada makes good sense because:
1) Canada has no tarrifs.
2) Canada has a no double taxation rule in place.
3) Consolidation with U.S. should be no problem.
Because of the no tarrifs and no double taxation, net profit margin will be higher than that of the U.S.
I believe Matin is moving Veltex in the right direction. Once we see more PRs with specifics, I think the market will take notice.
The employees of Veltex, I believe, are working hard to make this Co. successful. If you look at all the trade shows they have attended, I think you will find this company will overcome the mistakes of 2003 (trucking).
VLXC has increased trade shows by about 300% in 2005
This, plus the expansion into Canada and increased sales in surf / swimwear (high margins) should push the stock price to the $3.00 range.
More acquisitions and major contracts are very likely!!!
CFK GEMS PWEI remain strong
NETL starting to outperform.
I'll probably buy more FORD @ the 20 day.
CLMS just cleared the 50 day average.
I believe the $8+ Million cash for 2003 is in Bangladesh! All I know is it's not as easy to transfer that money into the U.S.
Probably a good portion was paid for K.C.A. Garments.
As for share increases, most of that occured in 2004. Since no audit is yet available for 2004, we don't know how much cash Veltex U.S.A. has on hand.
I am optimistic that much of the 6 Million share increase was to generate cash to make acquisitions.
I guess only Matin knows for sure right now. I still believe the share price is cheap since $1.225 * 8,000,000 = $9,800,000 market cap. At this rate, even if only 2,000,000 net income U.S. happens in 2005, that would be $0.25 EPS, or a P.E. of 4.9. If VLXC is acquiring a company with an additional $1,000,000 in net income, the price should increase substantially based on this acquisition alone.
I too wish Matin would provide much more details!
VLXC to acquire large Canadian Manufacturer & Distributor:
CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif., June 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Veltex
Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: VLXC) announced today that it has signed a
Letter of Intent to purchase a large profitable Canadian textile business.
Javeed Matin, Veltex CEO, stated, "This acquisition will dramatically increase
the size of Veltex and increase our revenue base by multi millions of dollars.
It's an exciting acquisition as the company has exceptional license agreements
in place and produces garments for many well-known companies." The Company
has over 80 employees in Canadian office and is well established in the
promotional products industry. The agreement moves the company on step closer
to its 2005 strategic goal related to North American expansion. More details
will be released shortly as terms of this acquisition are finalized. The
company has been in manufacturing business over 30 years.
Javeed Matin, CEO of Veltex, expressed excitement at signing the Letter of
Intent: "This acquisition fits wonderfully into our expanding business plan,
and will dramatically increase our client base as well as profit margin. The
investment Veltex is making will permit us to become a major player in the
promotional products industry. Matin added that, "We have been looking for
good acquisition candidates that will both enhance our operations and create
value for our shareholders. This acquisition does both."
Veltex Corporation is a vertical manufacturing, import and distribution
company composed of three divisions: Veltex Apparel, specializing in caps,
apparel and apparel accessories for the Promotional Products Industry and
distribution of merchandise; Velvet Textile Mills, specializing in the
manufacture of high quality fabrics including velvets, 100% cotton twill,
denim, sheeting for consumer and industrial products; and KCA Garment
Industries, specializing in the manufacture of garments.
Safe Harbor: Except for historical information contained herein, the
statements in this Press Release are forward-looking statements that are made
pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown
risks and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual results in
future periods to differ materially from forecasted results. These risks and
uncertainties include, among other things, volatility of market prices,
product demand, market competition, risks inherent in the Company's
international operations, and the Company's ability to replace and expand.
CONTACT: Finn Walstad, +1-253-564-9254 at http://www.otcgrowth.com
The bashers are here just get people to sell shares to them. Matin and everyone at Veltex is busy traveling to trade shows making tons of phone call and making deals happen. Keep working hard Veltex and the market will eventually follow your success!!!
Cash Balance $8,344,621 per 2003 Audit
Maybe that's true after all.
To buy a company making $1,000,000 net income, you would have to pay about $3,000,000 in my opinion.
Mostly $$$ being used. To me that is a positive thing because:
1) They must have a sizable amount of cash somewhere to pay for the $1,000,000 net income per year for the acquisition. It would be outstanding if the cash came from Bangladesh into a U.S. based acquisiton.
2) Additional shares will be minimal, so EPS should stay strong.
I agree with other posters in that Veltex would be better off without otcgrowth.com. We need concrete, detailed, easy to verify facts, names, and quotes from individuals (like the Coral Head PR) regarding U.S. sales and earnings not more estimates and assumptions.
VLXC to accelerate growth through an acquisition:
CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif., May 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Veltex
Corporation, (OTC: VLXC) a vertical manufacturing, import and distribution
company for apparel and accessories, announced today that it had signed a
Letter of Intent to acquire the promotional products division of a 30 plus
year manufacturing company. The company manufactures and distributes high
quality promotional products and also markets a significant line of
established, brand name items.
Veltex is a leading supplier to the Promotional Products Industry and is
well positioned to gain further market share from the over 4,000 distributors
of promotional products in Canada, which represents over a $1 billion
marketing industry. Veltex's worldwide headquarters are located in City of
Industry, California.
URL: http://www.veltexcorp.com/ or http://www.veltexapparel.com/
Javeed Matin, CEO of Veltex Corporation, stated, "We anticipate to
consummate this acquisition in the near future for cash and very little stock,
so potential dilution will be minimal. Furthermore, we expect that this
company would contribute approximately $7,000,000 more to our 2005 revenues
and about $1,000,000 to our bottom line, as well as accelerate overall
international growth, expansion, and profitability. We look forward to another
year of strong performance and record profitability."
Previously, Veltex had projected 2005 revenues of around $55 million with
net earnings of about $11 million or $1.38 per share.
Finn Walstad, CEO of OTCGrowth.com, commented, "I remain firmly convinced
that VLXC, now trading around $1.25, has significant appreciation potential
based on its strong revenue growth and profitability forecasts. This well
managed company is currently trading at a Price/Earnings multiple of only
about one times 2005's projected net earnings per share. The shares obviously
appear extremely undervalued and I would expect a rapid expansion of the PE,
perhaps to at least 10 or higher, as the investment community discovers this
hidden gem."
Veltex Corporation is a vertical manufacturing, import and distribution
company composed of three divisions: Veltex Apparel, specializing in caps,
apparel and apparel accessories for the Promotional Products Industry and
distribution of merchandise; Velvet Textile Mills, specializing in the
manufacture of high quality fabrics including velvets, 100% cotton twill,
denim, sheeting for consumer and industrial products; and KCA Garment
Industries, specializing in the manufacture of garments.
Safe Harbor: Except for historical information contained herein, the
statements in this Press Release are forward-looking statements that are made
pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks
and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual results in future
periods to differ materially from forecasted results. These risks and
uncertainties include, among other things, volatility of market prices,
product demand, market competition, risks inherent in the Company's
international operations, and the Company's ability to replace and expand.
SOURCE Veltex Corporation
Web Site: http://www.veltexcorp.com
VLXC to accelerate growth through an acquisition:
CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif., May 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Veltex
Corporation, (OTC: VLXC) a vertical manufacturing, import and distribution
company for apparel and accessories, announced today that it had signed a
Letter of Intent to acquire the promotional products division of a 30 plus
year manufacturing company. The company manufactures and distributes high
quality promotional products and also markets a significant line of
established, brand name items.
Veltex is a leading supplier to the Promotional Products Industry and is
well positioned to gain further market share from the over 4,000 distributors
of promotional products in Canada, which represents over a $1 billion
marketing industry. Veltex's worldwide headquarters are located in City of
Industry, California.
URL: http://www.veltexcorp.com/ or http://www.veltexapparel.com/
Javeed Matin, CEO of Veltex Corporation, stated, "We anticipate to
consummate this acquisition in the near future for cash and very little stock,
so potential dilution will be minimal. Furthermore, we expect that this
company would contribute approximately $7,000,000 more to our 2005 revenues
and about $1,000,000 to our bottom line, as well as accelerate overall
international growth, expansion, and profitability. We look forward to another
year of strong performance and record profitability."
Previously, Veltex had projected 2005 revenues of around $55 million with
net earnings of about $11 million or $1.38 per share.
Finn Walstad, CEO of OTCGrowth.com, commented, "I remain firmly convinced
that VLXC, now trading around $1.25, has significant appreciation potential
based on its strong revenue growth and profitability forecasts. This well
managed company is currently trading at a Price/Earnings multiple of only
about one times 2005's projected net earnings per share. The shares obviously
appear extremely undervalued and I would expect a rapid expansion of the PE,
perhaps to at least 10 or higher, as the investment community discovers this
hidden gem."
Veltex Corporation is a vertical manufacturing, import and distribution
company composed of three divisions: Veltex Apparel, specializing in caps,
apparel and apparel accessories for the Promotional Products Industry and
distribution of merchandise; Velvet Textile Mills, specializing in the
manufacture of high quality fabrics including velvets, 100% cotton twill,
denim, sheeting for consumer and industrial products; and KCA Garment
Industries, specializing in the manufacture of garments.
Safe Harbor: Except for historical information contained herein, the
statements in this Press Release are forward-looking statements that are made
pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks
and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual results in future
periods to differ materially from forecasted results. These risks and
uncertainties include, among other things, volatility of market prices,
product demand, market competition, risks inherent in the Company's
international operations, and the Company's ability to replace and expand.
SOURCE Veltex Corporation
Web Site: http://www.veltexcorp.com
VLXC to acquire Promotional Products Division to Accelerate Growth.
CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif., May 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Veltex
Corporation, (OTC: VLXC) a vertical manufacturing, import and distribution
company for apparel and accessories, announced today that it had signed a
Letter of Intent to acquire the promotional products division of a 30 plus
year manufacturing company. The company manufactures and distributes high
quality promotional products and also markets a significant line of
established, brand name items.
Veltex is a leading supplier to the Promotional Products Industry and is
well positioned to gain further market share from the over 4,000 distributors
of promotional products in Canada, which represents over a $1 billion
marketing industry. Veltex's worldwide headquarters are located in City of
Industry, California.
URL: http://www.veltexcorp.com/ or http://www.veltexapparel.com/
Javeed Matin, CEO of Veltex Corporation, stated, "We anticipate to
consummate this acquisition in the near future for cash and very little stock,
so potential dilution will be minimal. Furthermore, we expect that this
company would contribute approximately $7,000,000 more to our 2005 revenues
and about $1,000,000 to our bottom line, as well as accelerate overall
international growth, expansion, and profitability. We look forward to another
year of strong performance and record profitability."
Previously, Veltex had projected 2005 revenues of around $55 million with
net earnings of about $11 million or $1.38 per share.
Finn Walstad, CEO of OTCGrowth.com, commented, "I remain firmly convinced
that VLXC, now trading around $1.25, has significant appreciation potential
based on its strong revenue growth and profitability forecasts. This well
managed company is currently trading at a Price/Earnings multiple of only
about one times 2005's projected net earnings per share. The shares obviously
appear extremely undervalued and I would expect a rapid expansion of the PE,
perhaps to at least 10 or higher, as the investment community discovers this
hidden gem."
Veltex Corporation is a vertical manufacturing, import and distribution
company composed of three divisions: Veltex Apparel, specializing in caps,
apparel and apparel accessories for the Promotional Products Industry and
distribution of merchandise; Velvet Textile Mills, specializing in the
manufacture of high quality fabrics including velvets, 100% cotton twill,
denim, sheeting for consumer and industrial products; and KCA Garment
Industries, specializing in the manufacture of garments.
Safe Harbor: Except for historical information contained herein, the
statements in this Press Release are forward-looking statements that are made
pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks
and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual results in future
periods to differ materially from forecasted results. These risks and
uncertainties include, among other things, volatility of market prices,
product demand, market competition, risks inherent in the Company's
international operations, and the Company's ability to replace and expand.
SOURCE Veltex Corporation
Web Site: http://www.veltexcorp.com
VLXC to expand through acquisition:
CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif., May 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Veltex
Corporation, (OTC: VLXC) a vertical manufacturing, import and distribution
company for apparel and accessories, announced today that it had signed a
Letter of Intent to acquire the promotional products division of a 30 plus
year manufacturing company. The company manufactures and distributes high
quality promotional products and also markets a significant line of
established, brand name items.
Veltex is a leading supplier to the Promotional Products Industry and is
well positioned to gain further market share from the over 4,000 distributors
of promotional products in Canada, which represents over a $1 billion
marketing industry. Veltex's worldwide headquarters are located in City of
Industry, California.
URL: http://www.veltexcorp.com/ or http://www.veltexapparel.com/
Javeed Matin, CEO of Veltex Corporation, stated, "We anticipate to
consummate this acquisition in the near future for cash and very little stock,
so potential dilution will be minimal. Furthermore, we expect that this
company would contribute approximately $7,000,000 more to our 2005 revenues
and about $1,000,000 to our bottom line, as well as accelerate overall
international growth, expansion, and profitability. We look forward to another
year of strong performance and record profitability."
Previously, Veltex had projected 2005 revenues of around $55 million with
net earnings of about $11 million or $1.38 per share.
Finn Walstad, CEO of OTCGrowth.com, commented, "I remain firmly convinced
that VLXC, now trading around $1.25, has significant appreciation potential
based on its strong revenue growth and profitability forecasts. This well
managed company is currently trading at a Price/Earnings multiple of only
about one times 2005's projected net earnings per share. The shares obviously
appear extremely undervalued and I would expect a rapid expansion of the PE,
perhaps to at least 10 or higher, as the investment community discovers this
hidden gem."
Veltex Corporation is a vertical manufacturing, import and distribution
company composed of three divisions: Veltex Apparel, specializing in caps,
apparel and apparel accessories for the Promotional Products Industry and
distribution of merchandise; Velvet Textile Mills, specializing in the
manufacture of high quality fabrics including velvets, 100% cotton twill,
denim, sheeting for consumer and industrial products; and KCA Garment
Industries, specializing in the manufacture of garments.
Safe Harbor: Except for historical information contained herein, the
statements in this Press Release are forward-looking statements that are made
pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks
and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual results in future
periods to differ materially from forecasted results. These risks and
uncertainties include, among other things, volatility of market prices,
product demand, market competition, risks inherent in the Company's
international operations, and the Company's ability to replace and expand.
SOURCE Veltex Corporation
Web Site: http://www.veltexcorp.com
VLXC is tripling the trade shows that they attend this year. The results are hitting the bottom line. Keep an eye on them as they grow into surf/swimware (high margins) and into Canada.
GEMS Price/Tangible book value 2.2. 76% sales growth. Last qtr eps $.03 vs $(.09). PEG ratio approx 0.5. Recent breakout!!
CFK gained 16.8% Today PEG ratio approx 0.4. 44% sales growth. Last qtr EPS $0.32 vs $0.09. Price/Tangible book value 2.1, very low for a growth stock!!!
The firm’s clients range from small businesses to international corporations. It works with clients in a variety of industries including: computer manufacturers, internet and network solution providers, custom design software developers, high-tech and interactive media, health care, travel, automotive, retail, financial services, and non-profits organizations.
Since 1985, Anne Tahim, An Accountancy Corporation have provided quality and timely services to a broad range of businesses. It has a large clientele in Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Diego counties. Here are some major industries it currently serves:
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I don't believe that Anne Tahim lied.
Why would she? She has hundred of clients, why risk her career on one client? She said in her audit letter that the audit of Velvet Textile Mils was compiled by other auditors whose reports were FURNISHED to us.
Wouldn't she at least call the Bangladesh auditor? If she was paid a few thousand, wouldn't she perform some due diligence?
I believe that the fundamentals of Veltex are better than ever. 2003 was the low point, and with higher lows in place and holding above the 50 day, more reward to the upside exists.
With any luck, positive news will push VLXC above $1.50 and the techicals at that point will also be a positive.
OFI is ready to "Break-Out"
Many LOW PEG Stocks up despite market being down today
Symbol Est. PEG Ratio
VLXC 0.11 Flat
HOM 0.20 -1%
FORD 0.20 +1%
PWEI 0.26 +.4%
SRLS 0.29 +7%
OFI 0.31 +.3%
CFK 0.35 -.2%
INNO 0.43 -2%
GEMS 0.50 +4%
NETL 0.66 -3%
I agree HOM is a very good value play. With a forward P.E. of about 8, where else can you expect at least a 12.5% return. Actually, I expect a 100% return when the market finally gives HOM it's true value!!!
UP Tick volume has been higher than downtick volume lately incase anyone cares. Are we in a quiet period or something?
Hush, Hush
Insiders and Big Investors are BUYING!
I think us individuals should be too!
PEG is 0.5, so 100% gain in very possible!!!
OFI acting really well! GEMS has insider buying
OFI up 10% today in high volume in case anyone cares!
thanks for another wall....
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GEMS recent "break-out" Insiders buying
34.6% Sequential sales growth
76% Year over Year sales growth
PEG ratio 0.49
Yes, and the Quarterly revenues don't even include the new acquisition.
Including the acquisition of Cornerstone, Home Solutions, on a pro forma basis, would have had revenue of $14.1 million.
HOM is very likely to have 4 quarters of great comparisons. I think the big investors will like this !!!
Here are some fast growing stocks with low PEG ratios
Symbol Est. PEG Ratio
VLXC 0.11
HOM 0.20
FORD 0.20
PWEI 0.26
SRLS 0.29
OFI 0.31
CFK 0.35
INNO 0.43
GEMS 0.50
NETL 0.66
Quotas on chinese textiles (cotton shirts being one of which with quotas). Chinese have also added export tariffs on 74 textile products. This should allow Veltex to be more competitive with Chinese imports of cotton knit shirts. I believe that fear of China taking market share has been a factor in the low stock price. Perhaps the limits placed on Chinese apparel import growth and export tariffs in China will help lessen these fears.
HOM PEG Ratio 0.2
HOM EPS estimate for FY05 is $0.14 - $0.18. vs FY04 actual of $0.11. Using the midpoint, $0.16 / $0.11 = 45.5% earnings growth rate.
The current stock price is $1.43. 1.43/.16 = forward P.E. of about 9.
9 P.E. / 45.5 earnings growth rate = PEG Ratio of approx. 0.2.
HOM is scheduled to report earnings on Monday, May 23rd.
Any ideas about this stock or others?
Insiders are buying GEMS
http://www.knobias.com/individual/public/news.htm?eid=3.1.25ce3c96ee2bcfae3d309a989b089d384c6983f368...
34% sequential and 76% Year over Year sales growth.
Great Balance sheet and technicals too!!
Insiders are buying GEMS
Glenayre Technologies (GEMS): Bruce Bales, President, Messaging Business, bought 10,000 GEMS shares on 5/13 at $2.74. A director, Donald Bates, added 1250 shares at $2.72 to his holdings. On 5/10/05, the Company announced the acquisition of Universal Music's CD & DVD manufacturing operations. The deal is expected to produce an immediate positive cash flow according to the company.
Insiders are Buying GEMS
Monday , May 16, 2005 13:56 ET
Glenayre Technologies (GEMS): Bruce Bales, President, Messaging Business, bought 10,000 GEMS shares on Friday at $2.74. A director, Donald Bates, added 1250 shares at $2.72 to his holdings. One week ago, the Company announced the acquisition of Universal Music's CD & DVD manufacturing operations. The deal is expected to produce an immediate positive cash flow according to the company.
Strong sales growth 43.4% sequential and 162.7% year over year.
NETL make $0.29 last quarter.
At that pace, the forward P.E. would be just 11.6 and with this kind of growth, It looks real good to me!! It's near a possible "break-out" as well !!!
Strong institutional buying
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