Cash flow is so important to any business that
if a company doesn’t have enough money to sustain its operations it must
raise funds through equity or debt in order to survive. Publicly-traded
companies selling below 1.0x revenues usually signify either low
profitability margins (therefore flowing little income to the bottom
line), or a sign of poor future growth (expecting to not generate much
revenue in the future). This could include the companies on our list
today.
Liquidity Services Inc. (
NASDAQ: LQDT) - $7.50
IT Services & Consulting

Liquidity
Services, Inc., is an auction marketplace for surplus and salvage
assets. The Company enables buyers and sellers to transact in an
automated online auction environment offering over 500 product
categories. Its marketplaces provide professional buyers access to a
global, organized supply of surplus and salvage assets presented with
digital images and other relevant product information.
- Market Cap: $291,710,762
- EV/Revenue: 0.3x
- Free Cash Flow (2014): $4,675,450
- Total Debt (LFQ): $0
No comments:
Post a Comment