Jan. 7 at 11:36 AM
A company with revenues growth above 30% during the last three years looks very good, but does its losses grow with the revenues or they are reduced? Combination of higher revenues - lower losses - positive operating margin is crucial.
The list of such mid to small caps contain only 21 stocks.
Among them are:
$FIP , revenues 2024 to 2025 are 32% up and the operating income turned positive.
ELWT , recently listed stock, the last three years the revenues are increasing by more than 120% y-o-y. The company is near profitability now with a high backlog to support the current growth rate. IPO cash more than all liabilities.
$BAER high growth in revenues and operating income as well, they refinanced their considerable debt, which was a problem.
$STKS 3 years of high growth in revenues, positive operating income. Heavily indebted but it is reacting lately after a continuing downtrend.
$RAIL Negative equity due to debt, the revenues q-o-q are doing great, the share price has appreciated.
