ScripsAmerica 2014 Q1 & Projections for FY14 As
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As predicted, Scrips fundamentals have already vastly improved over 2013. Though the report filed this morning is unofficial (link here: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/152147...nt10q.htm), I believe the Q1 numbers expressed in the 12b-25 will not change by much. Some of the highlights in the draft report include as follows:
(1) $842,000 in net revenues (187% increase over 2013 Q1 , "mainly due to specialty pharmacy business for topical creams"
(2) $598,000 gross profit (609% increase over 2013 Q1)
(3) $601,000 in SG&A expenses, excluding $211K in share-based compensation ($812,000 in total SG&A expenses, including $426K selling and $386K to G&A)
(4) $1,045,000 in Other Expenses, BUT only was $67,710 was cash
(5) $70,710 net cash loss (an 86% decrease over 2013 Q1 ); $285,710 net cash loss if also include $211,000 in share-based compensation, which is still 61% less than 2013 Q1)
As a SCRC shareholder, it is difficult not to become excited about Q1 and where this company is headed over the next several quarters. I expect each quarter to improve. Based on today's report and April's specialty pharmacy revenues of $958K, I believe we have sufficient data to conservatively project Q2, Q3, Q4 and FY14. Per the report, the gross margins will be between 65% and 75% . The gross margin in Q1 was 71%. Here are my projections:
FY14: $16,231,000 revenues, $11,130,300 gross profit, and $3,314,410 net cash profit resulting in $0.017 net cash profit per share.
Q2: $3,735,000 revenues, $2,534,500 gross margins, $797,250 net cash profit
Q3: $5,227,000 revenues, $3,578,900 gross margins, $1,239,420 net cash profit
Q4: $6,427,000 revenues, $4,418,900 gross margins, $1,563,450 net cash profit
Assumptions: (1) 70% gross margins going for everything except RapiMeds, for which I will assume 30% margins based on COGS and Sales; (2) specialty pharmacy monthly revenues increase to $2 million by October and remain flat through December; (3) 50% commissions on specialty pharmacy gross margins, which I hope to see decrease over the next few quarters; (4) $200K RapiMeds order will ship to Hong Kong in Q2, as at least $200K in shipped orders in Q3 and Q4; (5) $0 from PIMD, which the company says will start generating revenues in June; (6) flat revenues from Wholesale Rx and the government contract (e.g., $227K per quarter per the Q1 draft report); (7) general and administrative expenses for of $400K Q2, $480K Q3, $576K Q4; ( $100K cash "Other Expenses"; (9) taxes excluded in FY14; (10) 200,000,000 total outstanding shares.
I reserve the right to amend my projections as the company provides more information to its shareholders on each of its three business models. Having said that, I sincerely anticipate any future amendments to be upward revisions.
Enjoy your weekend!