It's not all bad really - not at all.
The good:
* Though sales dropped vs. same quarter last year, but they weren't atrocious
* Cost of goods dropped significantly vs. same quarter last year
* Operating profits are there (before interest expense) - that's a positive
* Good chunk of receivables in the asset category
* BIEL is making the loan shark payments (no default)
Dilution was a necessity, since it's clear cash flow remains a significant issue (and there is still virtually no cash on hand). The continued carrying of payroll taxes and interest is concerning, but it's been going on so long it does not seem to get noticed.
Some good stuff overall - whether it does anything for the share price will be seen soon enough. I think it's another quarter of churn on the PPS, but really there are some bright spots. Cash flow remains a core issue - and even profitable companies can have cash flow issues. A lot of that can result from the timing of payments received for goods, and happens to lots of companies. Sadly some file bankruptcy if the bleed is too great, and no that is not a prediction for BIEL - just a statement that it does happen.
Overall, not awful and some definite good nuggets. I don't think it moves the train much - but we will know in short order.