UUU - Found something. Even assuming sales are down a bit, found this in the 10-K which will mean an awful lot to a company with only 2.3m shares outstanding. They paid off a loan (reflected in both balance sheet and cash flow statement) on which they were paying $100k per month. So that's $1.2m per year that theoretically drops to the bottom line. Roughly $.50 per share in earnings improvement possible next year just from this alone:
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