VIADOR VS. PLUMTREE
Playing around over the weekend, I did a rough comparison of Viador vs. a successful offering of Plumtree ("PLUM"). I thought some of you might find it to be informative.
This is based on a successful offering of PLUM using the Nov. 22, 2000 SEC filing. I didn't delve into all the options, etc. -- but did use the options/warrants outstanding listed on the PLUM cover of the S-1A -- so it's rough, but gives some interesting comparisons. I will let the readers of this thread comment.
Current cash positions Viador $22.5 Million and PLUM $15.6 Million
Assumption: Plumtree was priced at $14 per share [middle of expected range]. Viador
Shares Outstanding 18.2 Million Market Capitalization $20 Million Cash $22.5 Million
REVENUE [Millions] Quarters 1998 1999 2000 MAR 725 1,228 5,318 JUN 1,029 2,062 7,445 SEP 669 2,661 8,435 DEC 1,402 4,200 ?? Totals 3,825 10,151 21,198
Plumtree
Shares Outstanding 34.3 Million [includes 5.3 million options/warrants exercisable at $1.71-$2.23 per share] Market Capitalization $480 Million [@$14 per share] Pro forma cash $80 Million
Quarters 1998 1999 2000 MAR -0- 175 3,899 JUN -0- 510 4,944 SEP -0- 722 8,688 DEC -0- 1.947 ??
Totals -0- 3,354 17,531
Income Statement Comparison 3 Months Ending September 30, 2000:
September 30, 2000 Quarter Viador Plum
Revenue: License 6,398 5,926 Service 2,037 2,762
Total revenue 8,435 8,688
Cost of revenue 2,734 3,799
Gross profit 5,701 4,889
Operating Expenses: Sales and marketing 7,024 6,656 Research and development 2,696 2,667 General and administrative 1,628 1,888 Amortization of deferred stock-based compensation 219 1,866 Amortization of goodwill 107 0
Total operating expenses 11,674 13,077
Operating loss (5,973) (8,188) Interest income, net 348 182
Net loss (5,625) (8,006) |