Forum Topics CXZ CXZ Connexion Media Ltd General Discussion
TEPCapital
Added 3 years ago

My rough back-of-the-envelope estimates based on the recent $3m USD boost to ARR:

Assumptions:

  • $1.5m USD boost to rev in 2023e (half of the financial year remaining)
  • $3m USD boost to rev in 2024e (versus 2022) (all $3m USD of the ARR boost flowing through)
  • NPAT margin expands to 25%
  • PE of 15

Leads to a share price estimate of 3c for FY23e and 3.8c for FY24e, versus 1.9c currently.

We're back to all-time highs in performance.

Would love to get other thoughts.

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Strawman
Added 3 years ago

Good timing on your Connexion post @TEPCapital -- we just lined up a meeting with their CEO for next week (see Meetings page)

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TEPCapital
Added 3 years ago

I feel that this little Aussie SaaS business in the automotive (telematics) industry, Connexion (ASX:CXZ), is very much flying under the radar: 

  • $9.9m AUD market capNo debt and $2.5m USD in net cash and investments ($3.55m AUD)
  • They provide telematics software to all General Motors dealerships, among other OEMs.
  • Currently at an all-time high in gross profit.
  • Given they are purposely operating the company to be bottom-line neutral (investing for growth), I consider gross profit the next best indicator of valuation
  • Annualising the last quarter, I get $3.6m USD in gross profit, which equates to $5.11m AUD GP at current FX. 
  • That's an (annualised) EV/GP ratio of 1.2x [($9.9m AUD mc - $3.55m AUD cash) / $5.11m AUD GP]. Seems very cheap to me.
  • They had a small blip in revenue a while back, due to the global semiconductor shortage
  • This fed through into the size of dealer vehicle inventories but this now seems to be recovering well.
  • What has Mr Market got wrong at 1c/share? I think the market has either overlooked it, or it has been tainted by its early years, when it was highly unprofitable (before landing GM as a cornerstone client in August 2018). Mr Market may also want to see further customer diversification.

Would love to hear thoughts on the company from everyone here, particularly our fundies @Wini & @BkrDzn if you have the time. :)

Cheers,

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BkrDzn
Added 3 years ago

Small company with no sustained growth proven (GM deal was largely one off lift) in a competitive sector. So with no visibility on scaling to a serious level means value trap is the likely experience. Won't lose much but not likely to make heaps either at this stage. Would be better as a private company as keep the extra cash from listing and compliance costs.

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edgescape
Added 3 years ago

Definitely agree this sector is a competitive space. One search brings up lots of companies.

I find most small tech and biotechs never like mentioning their main competitors when they know their product is somewhat similar to what is on the market and they can't answer why everyone should pick their product over the competitor in their presentations. Or even mention any external threats that may shorten the runway on their product.

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thebehavioralinvestor
Added 3 years ago

Wow I love that email from management in your latest straw @TEPCapital

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