Simply my opinion, but I think it’s kind of
ballsy to pay yourself a ton of money when your company is losing money hand
over fist.
I’m speaking about Chairman & CEO Patrick
Allin of Textura (NYSE: TXTR)
Check out the document I’ve posted at this
link:
Disregarding the
option award compensation, Mr. Allin paid himself over $1.3 mil in cash in the
fiscal year that ended 9/30/13. That
amount included an $853,000 cash bonus. A
bonus … for what?!!!
For the fiscal year ended 9/30/13, TXTR
generated revenues of $35.53 million and a bottom line loss of $48.25 million.
(These figures come from Google Finance, TXTR, income statement, annual
data.)
The last time I mentioned TXTR was on April 4th. Immediately below is a link to that previous
post.
Back on April 4th, TXTR closed at
$22.31.
After falling to as low as $17.36 on April 29th,
TXTR, this afternoon, is “back up to” $18.20 (at 2:23 pm).
TXTR will be reporting its Q2 fiscal 2014
results next week on May 7th.
Today, a quick check on MarketWatch.com
reveals that:
- the
only 5 analysts reporting estimates on TXTR on MarketWatch all continue to rate
TXTR a “buy”. (Note: 5 analysts are reporting to Yahoo Finance on TXTR; 3 are
at “strong buy” and 2 are at “buy”)
- analysts
are expecting TXTR to report a loss of $.21 per
share (at 24.81 mil shares outstanding, that equates to a loss of around $5.21 mil for the quarter ended 3/31/14. According to the numbers published on Google
Finance, TXTR’s loss for the quarter ended
3/30/13 was $5.45 mil)
Today, a quick check on Yahoo Finance reveals
that:
- the
only 5 analysts reporting estimates on TXTR on Yahoo Finance all continue to
rate TXTR a “buy”. (Note: 3 are at “strong buy” and 2 are at “buy”)
- analysts
are expecting TXTR to report revenues of $13.92 mil for the quarter ended
3/31/14. (TXTR’s revenues for the quarter ended 3/31/13 were $8.55 mil)
If you believe what the analysts say about
TXTR, TXTR shares, at this point in time, are astronomically undervalued!!!!!
Or, if you believe there’s truth to what
Citron Research said about TXTR, TXTR shares are still way above where they
should be.
In any event, Mr. Allin should take a bow for
taking $1.3 mil in cash compensation last year; great feat! Analysts are estimating that TXTR will lose
$.59 per share this current fiscal year (year end 9/30/14), which equates to a
loss of approximately $14.64 mil. For
reducing the annual loss to only
$14.64 – from last year’s $48.25 mil loss – I shudder to think how much more of
a bonus Mr. Allin will pay himself in the current fiscal year!
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