CINT is an IT and software company based in Brazil, trading on NYSE. They operate as a systems integrator developer in South America, US, Europe and Asia. Soon to be expanding to Australia.
Statistics are as follows (they report in Brazilian real, I will convert to dollars for easier comprehension at the current exchange rate)
52 week high 22.50 per share
52 week low 8.99 (they hit ATL after second quarter earnings last week, which kind of surprised me because it was a solid report with good guidance, sell off?)
Market Cap of $232M
Price to sales 5.55
Price to book 9.02
Only 15.47M shares float, entirely held by institutions, 6% of the float short
Profit and operations margin 5% and 15%
Revenue of $280 million last year, this year projected over $300M
Gross Profit of $100M
Cash on hand more than $70M
Debt around $160M
Growth of 66% for last year, 50% projected this year
Book value per share $8, current price $9
So, profitable company with wide range of operations, high 50%ish growth annually valued near book value? Annual revenue is more than market cap and gross profit almost 40% of the current market cap?
Undervalued? Quick retract to 15s per share and above and solid long term investment at good valuations?
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