Check out these numbers. INPR/CORL & RHAT. Somebody play
"stump the dummie." How can the market place nearly 12
Billion in market cap in a company whose revenues and
earnings are several years down the road, if at all?
When you examine the numbers, the combined CORL/INPR does
become a "powerhouse" in both Windows and Linux. If indeed
$30 Million is cut from operating expenes, ceteris paribus,
EPS of the combined company jumps to .59 and the PE falls
to 49. $215 Million in cash in indeed "power."
"TheStreet.com," where are you?
CORL INPR COMBINED RHAT
11/30/99 12/31/99 11/30/99
(9 Mo.)
x 1.25
Sales 243,051 174,806 417,857 15,745
Cost of Sales 59,516 41,943 101,459 9,268
Gross Profit 183,535 132,863 316,398 6,478
Expenses 170,097 215,747 385,844 19,714
Op. Inc/Loss 13,438 -82,884 -69,446 -13,236
Other Income 3,278 105,568 108,846 2,164
Net Income 16,716 22,684 39,400 -11,073
EPS 0.27 0.40 0.67 -0.26
Shares o/s 62,194 54,810 117,004 42,178
Fully Diluted 65,100 63,408 128,508 42,178
Note: RHAT outstanding shares before two stock Splits.
Assets
Cash 18,021 197,693 215,714 11,997
Other 133,680 115,323 249,003 98,301
Total Assets 151,701 313,016 464,717 110,298
Liabilities 87,335 97,359 184,694 11,763
Total Equity 64,366 215,657 280,023 98,535
Liab & Equity 151,701 313,016 464,717 110,298
Market Cap
Close Feb 14 1,057,298 644,018 1,701,316 11,861,044
Note: Redhat filed this month to sell an additional 4,000,000 shares @ $95 to raise cash. |
