DLGI für OTC-Freunde (779612)

Es geht um das Unternehmen Datalogic (OTCBB), dass meiner Ansicht nach
demnächst interessant werden könnte.
Am Freitag hat DLGI seine Zahlen für das letzte Quartal veröffentlicht.
Der Umsatz is dabei um stattliche 324% gegenüber dem Vorjahr gestiegen auf
2,7 Mio$.
Darüberhinaus konnte DLGI einen Gewinn von 100.000$ ausweisen.
Vor einigen Wochen wurde DLGI bereits vom OBB empfohlen, diese Q-Zahlen
dürften damit ihre Empfehlung gerechtfertigen.
Die Anzahl der aussenstehenden Aktien ist auch relativ niedrig.
Kurs momentan 0,20$
weitere Infos folgen  

 

Market News

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DLGI  DATALOGIC INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED  

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DataLogic International Files 10-QSB and Corrects Prior Earnings Announcement
- Revenues Increase 324% From Q2 2002

FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 14, 2003 05:33 PM

IRVINE, Calif., Nov 14, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- DataLogic International, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: DLGI); (Berlin Stock Exchange: 779612), today announced results for third quarter ended September 30, 2003. The Company's net revenues for the three months ended September 30, 2003 increased $2,125,308 or 324% to $2,780,609 as compared to $655,301 for the three months ended September 30, 2002. The Company had previously reported revenues of $2,753,728.

The Company's gross profit from operations for the three months ended September 30, 2003 increased $285,188 or 579% to $334,444 as compared to $49,256 for the same period in the prior year. The increase in income from operations was materially due to an increase in operating profits from more billable employees, sales of VoIP phones and airtime, and the Company's ability to better manage its general and overhead expenses.

Factoring expense for the three months ended September 30, 2003 was $72,095, an increase of $69,085, as compared to $3,010 for the same period in the prior year. The increase in factoring expense was mainly due to unusual fees incurred for several large late payments. Interest expense for the three month period ended September 30, 2003 was $20,116, an increase of $13,055, as compared to $7,061 for the three months ended September 30, 2002. The increase in interest expenses was attributable to the increase in the Company's short-term debts to finance payroll.

The Company's net profit for the three months ended September 30, 2003 was $100,160, an increase of $112,081, as compared to the net loss of $11,921 for the same period in the prior year. The Company had previously reported net income of $145,374. The error was due to the incorrect consideration of the factoring expense.



 

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DLGI  DATALOGIC INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED  

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DataLogic International Receives $100,000 Purchase Order for VoIP Phones and Services

FRIDAY , DECEMBER 19, 2003 05:31 AM

IRVINE, Calif., Dec 19, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- DataLogic International, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: DLGI; Berlin Stock Exchange: 779612) today announced that it has received a purchase order worth in excess of $100,000 for VoIP phones and services from a US reseller.

The purchase order consists of various models of VoIP phones and an annual contract for customer and technical support. The reseller's target markets for the phones are California Asian consumers and business users.

"We are pleased to receive this mid-size order for our phones and related support services," commented Keith Nguyen, DataLogic's President. "Income from this order and the recent video conference contract will be booked for this quarter. We are also seeing an increased interest in our products and expect some of the additional transactions in our current pipeline to be consummated later this quarter or early next quarter. Overall, the growth of our VoIP products and services is progressing along at a good pace."

"Additionally, we are now offering free in-network IP-Phone(TM) to IP-Phone(TM) calling worldwide. We're also preparing to announce new VoIP products and services that are intended to reduce corporate communication costs as well as to ease consumer transition of conventional calling to VoIP calling," added Nguyen.




 

 

 

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Gruß
leo  

Der Kurs heute ist von mir!! Was für ein erhebendes Gefühl,als einziger den Kurs bestimmt zu haben.Heute waren wieder gute News in den USA!

Für Umsatz und (wohl)Profitabilität ist die bude recht günstig...Der Chart sieht auch gut aus.Wir müssen mal über 0.35 Dollar.

Ciao B:l.  

 

IPN Communications Receive Initial Purchase Order for Ten VoIP Servers From A Global Long Distance CarrierMonday January 12, 5:30 am ET IRVINE, Calif., Jan. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- IPN Communications, a majority owned subsidiary of DataLogic International, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: DLGI - News; Berlin Stock Exchange: 779612 - News) today announced that it has received an initial purchase order for 10 VoIP servers from a global long distance carrier. Each server is capable of supporting up to 2000 subscribers. The servers, to be delivered this month, will be configured to seamlessly interface with the carrier's existing public-switch telephone network (PSTN). The new platform will allow the carrier to expand its product line by offering low-cost, high quality VoIP calling worldwide using IPN's IP-Phones(TM). "This purchase order further confirmed the quality and reliability of our products. Our server products are compelling solutions for carriers to maintain their competitive edge by expanding their services with inexpensive VoIP calling," stated Michael Wu, IPN's CEO. "We expect to see an increasing trend of domestic and global carriers offering VoIP services as the sector continues to gain critical mass," commented Keith Nguyen, IPN's President. "We continue to seek innovative VoIP solutions to offer at the telecom, corporate and consumer levels and have several products that we anticipate to announce and/or roll out this quarter to further strengthen our suite of products and services," added Nguyen. About DataLogic International Inc. DataLogic International, Inc. consists of two subsidiaries, DataLogic Consulting, Inc. and IPN Communications, Inc. DataLogic Consulting, a wholly-owned subsidiary, is a professional service company dedicated to solving its clients' business problems with technology-based solutions. The Company services include Information Technology consultancy, project management, software development, Internet solutions, telecommunications/wireless integration, value added reselling/training and IT outsourcing. The Company also provides short and long term staffing solutions to IT clients and healthcare/medical providers. The Company clients consist of commercial enterprises and local and state governments. Among the industries that DataLogic serves include Communications, Energy, Financial, Government, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Retail and Transportation. A partial list of the Company's current and previous clients include Alcon Labs, Amgen, Boeing, Compaq Computer, Cisco Systems, City of Houston, Commonwealth of Virginia, FDNY, FedEx, IBM Corp., International Paper, Kiboga Systems, Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA), PacifiCare/RX Solutions, Phillips Petroleum, Prudential Healthcare, State of North Carolina, State of Rhode Island, SAS Institute and Sun Microsystems. IPN Communications, Inc., a majority-owned subsidiary, is a provider of voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) telephony product and services. The company target markets are consumers and business users worldwide who seek to reduce communication costs. IPN product suite includes USB and Ethernet based VoIP phones and turn key servers that support in-network VoIP calling and VoIP to public-switch telephone network (PSTN). For more information on IPN Communications, Inc., go to www.ipncom.com . For more information on DataLogic International, Inc., go to www.dlgi.com or contact Investor Relations at ir@dlgi.com or (888) 530-8228.  

bin grad zwar nich drin, dennoch auf dem VOIP Trip bei PRVH und NTTL
denen ich noch größere Chancen einräume.
Viel schiefgehen kann bei DLGI bei dem derzeitigen Kursniveau und
der Fundamentaldaten wohl nicht.
Viel Glück!  

Ich bin nach PRVH und Nettel vor einigen Tagen auch bei Datalogic eingestiegen. Überzeugt haben mich die sicheren Regierungsaufträge (fast 10 Mio jährlich bis 2006/07 gesichert) im Consulting-Bereich. Der Einstieg bei VoIP ist Bonus - scheint sich aber gut zu entwickeln.
Die Meldung war noch nicht besonders sensationell - denn was kosten schon 10 Server? Interessant ist die Option den Kunden auch mit IP-Phones zu beliefern: 10 Server mit je bis zu 2000 Kunden = ein Potential von 20 000 IP-Phones. Da könnte es dann knapp in den 7-stelligen Umsatzbereich (bei guter Marge) gehen.

Alles in allem eine passende Ergänzung zu Nettel, da Datalogic eher für das VoIP-Equipment sorgt. Bleibt nur zu hoffen, dass sich dieser Markt wie erhofft entwickelt.  

das VoiP ein riesen Wachstumsmarkt wird.
Die Frage ist nur ob sich die vielen kleinen Unternehmen, die
jetz auf den Bandwagon aufspringen, das überleben werden.
Der Internetboom hat gezeigt, dass sich letztlich nur die großen durchgesetzt
haben.
In einem Artikel zu VoiP habe ich gelesen dass auch hier die größten
Telekomunternehmen auch den Ton angeben werden.
Sicherlich werden auch einige kleine Unternehmen für Überraschungen
sorgen und ich hoffe natürlich das Nettel dazu gehört (und damit natürlich
auch PRVH)

Gruß  

DataLogic International Launches GPS Based Vehicle Tracking Solution as First Wireless M2M Application
Tuesday January 20, 5:30 am ET

IRVINE, Calif., Jan. 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- DataLogic International, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: DLGI - News; Berlin Stock Exchange: 779612 - News) today announced that it has launched a GPS based vehicle tracking device as its first Machine-to-Machine (M2M) application.

DataLogic's vehicle tracking device, known as Panther, consists of a Global Positioning Service (GPS) receiver and a wireless modem that communicates with Personal Communication Services (PCS) networks such as AT&T, T-Mobile, and Cingular, and more.

Aimed largely at theft, recovery, and tracking services, the device can be installed in a vehicle to allow complete control from a user's cell phone, PC, or landline. The device can also be placed in a vehicle with no connections in a manner that would still allow a vehicle to report if it is stolen or has moved from its last parked position.

By using a stand-alone or web-based interface, users can query a vehicle for its location along with information such as airbag deployment, theft alarm status, speed, direction, and time idle. Users may perform other customized functions such as unlocking the vehicle's doors with a cell phone and receiving an automatic alert when a car has been stolen.

The product has been tested and works in the USA, UK, and Brazil. It is currently available in GSM mode with CDMA support available some time this quarter.

"The existing market for wireless telemetry is estimated to be $1.15 Billion according to the Yankee Group. By the year 2006, it is estimated that the M2M market, between the USA, Japan, and Western Europe, will be $3.6 Billion and growing to $100 Billion by the end of year 2010 according to McKinsey and Company," commented Robert Newell, DataLogic's VP of Sales and Marketing and a new board member.

Newell continued, "It is estimated that by the year 2006, of the total number of GSM terminals (cell phones, M2M transceivers, etc.), 50% will be connected to machines and 50% will continue to be used for voice. M2M has a tremendous growth potential and we are excited to have the technology to capitalize on this fast-growing segment of the wireless industry."

"This is another of DataLogic's initiatives to further penetrate the wireless market," said Keith Nguyen, DataLogic's President. "We believe that with the proliferation of the wireless standard 802.11, GSM, and CDMA and decreasing cost in these technology deployments, the M2M market segment will experience rapid growth as consumers and enterprises seek to improve efficiency by actively managing and controlling their assets."

"DataLogic expects to derive new revenue streams from the unit sales and licensing fees of the core technology, which can be used to develop any of the M2M vertical markets. We will also work with various carriers to resell SIM cards and airtime and expect to generate income from that as well," added Nguyen.

M2M is a fast growing segment of the wireless industry. Utilizing the standard 802.11, GSM and CDMA protocol, wireless communication can be made between machines, mobile-to-machine, and man-to-machine to monitor and manage physical assets. Some examples of M2M application include security, automatic meter reading, supply chain management, vending machine management, industrial equipment monitoring, cargo tracking, vehicle tracking, traffic control, and home automation.

 

auch mittel-bis langfristig interessant.Scheinen eine gute Technologie zu haben,sind relativ niedrig bewertet und arbeiten bereits kostendeckend.

Ich habe mal aufgestockt.Peu a peu;m.E. besteht keine Eile!!

Ciao B.L.  

...dem kann ich mich nur anschließen. In den letzten 6 Monaten hat man immerhin fast eine halbe Mio Gewinn gemacht bei steigender Tendenz. Mit einem Bein im VoIP-Geschäft; nun im M2M-Markt mit der heutigen Meldung - und ganz abgesehen davon, sind jährliche 8 Mio Umsatz (dieses Jahr insgesamt etwa 10 Mio Umsatz) über die Verträge mit US-Verwaltungen bis 2007/2008 garantiert.  

sehr gut aus.

Gruß  

Die Aktie hat im letzten Jahr schon 800% gemacht.Bleibt der News-Flow so positiv und steigen Umsatz und Gewinn,werden wir dieses Jahr ähnliches erleben können.

Neben USXP mein zweiter OTC Wert--für die Rente (ggg).Aber wenn ich so an TASR denke....

Ciao B.L.  

Performance von DLGI, man muß bedenken das es für den VoiP-Markt
erst der Anfang ist.
Als so früher Aktionär gehört man ja schon fast zu den Pionieren
dieses Investments.
Wenn man sich wie du sagst, das langfristig sieht könnten
hier enorme Wachstumsraten zu Buche stehen.
Dasselbe erhoffe ich mir natürlich auch für Nettel (und damit für
PRVH).

Gruß  

Deine NETTEL und PRVH schaue ich mir mal an.Was ist eigentlich mit MCLD?? Die hatte ich mal im letzten Jahr virtuell gespielt--bei ESKIMATO im US Wettbewerb.

Ciao B.L.  

die 2$ Marke geknackt, hätte nich gedacht das sich die Firma nochmal so
erholen würde.
Beobachte diesen Wert aber eher nur flüchtig.
Also wenn MCLD so steigen kann, dann können unsere VoiP´s das sicher
auch, lassen wir uns überraschen.
 

da sind wir wohl in den selben OTC-Werten engagiert, Highlife...

Datalogic ist aus meiner Sicht das ungefährlichste Investment: Hohes Wachstum im letzten Jahr mit hohen sicheren Aufträgen für die Zukunft sollten das Abwärtspotential begrenzen. Außerdem gibt es schon zurückliegende Zahlen, die den aktuellen Kurs rechtfertigen. Diese müssen wir bei Nettel noch abwarten. PRVH hat zwar nun zwei Gewinn-Quartale (wahrscheinlich ein 3. mit dem abgelaufenen Quartal) hinter sich - aber im 2. und 3. Quartal 2003 stammte der Gewinn hauptsächlich aus kassierten Aktien (Nettel und Lexor). Im letzten Quartal sollte nun endlich die Cash-Komponente hinzugekommen sein.  

wenn die 0,30 geknackt werden,geht´s weiter up....  

Wie aus dem Nichts starkes Handelsaufkommen in der letzten Stunde und + 20% auf 0.365.

Die Nachricht von vorgestern kann das nicht sein. Wissen einige mehr oder ist das reine Charttechnik??

Mir egal--sollen sie laufen!  

Vierfaches Tageshandelsvolumen in den letzten beiden Stunden, und dann 30% up! Neues 52 Wochenhoch und der Chart looks great!! Thanx for the free lunch!