American Software, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMSWA)
The Company develops, markets and supports a portfolio of software and services that deliver enterprise management and collaborative supply chain solutions to the global marketplace.
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good fundamentals. Probably will establish new resistance soon. Good company
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An accelerated earning growths when compared to the past 3 years.... a good stock to bet on.
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dividends and zero debt new 52 week high i am on the bandwagon
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American Software, Inc. (American Software) develops markets and supports a portfolio of software and services that deliver enterprise management and collaborative supply chain solutions. It operates through three business segments: Supply Chain Management (SCM), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), and Information Technology (IT) Consulting. The company primarily serves consumer goods, retail & apparel, and wholesale & distribution companies.
Company’s financial results indicate traction. Total revenues for the nine months ended January 31, 2007 were $61.9 million or a 10% increase, compared to $56.2 million for the comparable period last year. Company’s operating earnings increased by 38% indicating margin expansion.
The operating environment seems to be favorable as it managed to acquire number of new customers and enter into software license agreements during the current fiscal. Logility, in which the company holds 88%, is the largest global supply chain and forecasting solutions company based on its number of customers. Logility’s top line is also expected to grow in double digits and this should also boost the company’s performance. Besides their fully owned subsidiary New Generation Computing (NGC) seems to be rightly positioned to provide integrated shop floor system solutions to U.S company’s having operations in china.
American Software along with Logility and New Generation Computing competes with majors such as Microsoft and SAP who are significantly more resourceful. Another risk that the company faces would be potential slow down in U.S tech spending in the event U.S economy experiences hard landing.
The company’s valuation seems reasonable considering its growth potential and strong balance sheet. It’s a zero debt company which churns out free cash flows and doles out regular dividend. Its dividend yield of more than 4% plus also makes it an attractive stock. Hence the stock is likely to outperform in the medium term.
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Networking baby! Yeah!
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EARNINGS AND DIVIDENDS KEEP RISING
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Trying out a stock picker... We'll see...
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A sleeper but a ood one.
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Small, but makes good money for its size.
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Over $2.5 a share in cash and a 4.5% dividend. How can you bet that in a growing business.
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