The revenues needs to be updated on this chart, its actually higher, per the audited 10K...
Only 170 million shares have been issued over the past THREE+ years and the stock was subpennies for much of the time. This is extremely frugal for a penny stock investing in this many initiatives...
20 million of Bens shares were converted to PFD, so they have issued a little stock over the past year, but certainly not much...
They borrow money using conventional bank financing (non dilutive), then pay it back when they get the larger deals (stronger quarters)... This is a fantastic situation for a small company. As sales increase even more (esp high margin initiatives), they will start to have excess $$$. Their growth will begin to finance additional growth, like the Morning acquisition which was an all cash deal.
You can easily tell this is a healthy company for the stage they in. Most stocks in this stage have to dilute heavily to continue fueling growth... which isn't the end of the world, as long as the dilution shows results...but AMFE is seeing strong YoY growth without needing to. This is significant.
All non inventory related debt could be wiped off the books with not many restricted shares needing to be sold... So if their debt management gets in a tough situation, they have the ability to bail themselves out, BECAUSE they never overdiluted at the lows...
Many stocks stretch themselves thin to get where AMFE is, but they have not needed to and have a solid equity structure as an insurance policy.
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