Fraser Mac agrees with me: $1 eps 2012
posted on
Jun 07, 2011 10:56AM
Intellectual Licenses for Electronics & Communications
From Dev B's report out today:
Still lots of Juice Left The company reported Q1 results which were in line with our expectations. Highlights from the conference call and outlook are: ? Regarding on-going litigation matters LG? V-Chip will likely be the first out of the gate. LG is reneging on an agreement which they had previously signed. Given LG? market share we expect the figure will be in the US$50-$55M range. The case may be decided on a „ummary judgement?basis, given its merits. In turn the decision may come sooner, thus avoiding the costs and time delays associated with a trial.
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? WIN? management has delivered a string of successes and has executed consistently thereby surpassing street expectations. By following a low risk approach to growth they have essentially protected investors equity for the past 5 years, since its IP incarnation. There is significant runway left before the company matures on the growth path. The bottom line looks set to inflect just based on the dramatic decrease in litigation expenses as described above. We expect this growth alone to deliver additional EPS in Q2 FY 2011 onward. We are still working on an organic growth model despite that fact that a significant acquisition, of a portfolio or a company, is evident. With our organic model, and using an ultra-conservative multiple of ~12.0x 2011 adjusted EPS estimates of ~US
.70, adding ~US$1.60 in cash, one easily reaches a $10/share. Our comparison is even more compelling at 2012 adjusted EPS levels of US$1.02. Investors should note that with modest fixed opex and ability to scale much higher with the current headcount, WIN only has to add additional revenues of ~US$38M (net of litigation expenses) over 2011 levels. This level can be easily achieved with any one settlement, such as LG. We reiterate our Strong Buy and $10.00 per share target price.
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