RedChip Independent is dedicated to writing research on companies that meet or exceed our five basic criteria: Effective Management, Mass Appeal, Growing Sales, Improving Margins, and Profitability or Near Term Profitability. After analyzing these five criteria and looking at expectations implied by the current price, we issue a Strong Buy, Buy, Speculative Buy, Hold, or Sell rating. The rating combines our projection of the stock's performance, our assessment of the company's financial strength, our confidence in management, and our confidence in our forecast. Our research is designed to give serious investors the tools and opportunities to invest in the small-cap sector.
Here's a few of the companies RedChip Independent analysts are watching:
Zhongpin, Inc. (NasdaqGS: HOGS)
HOGS continues to increase its market penetration into the world's biggest market for pork; four new second-tier cities and 20 new third-tier cities were pierced in 4Q07. Revenues doubled to a record $291 million in FY07, while sales achieved a growth rate of 100% in each of the last three quarters, driving year-end diluted EPS to $0.80, an increase of 350% year-over-year. HOGS plans to more than double its annual production capacity for prepared meat products by 3Q08. The Company announced plans to add 28,800 metric tons of annual production capacity for prepared meat products which represents a 114% increase in total capacity.
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INX, Inc. (NasdaqGM: INXI)
INXI reported 33% year-over-year revenue growth to $208 million for its fiscal year ending December 31, 2007. The Company, in an effort to improve stock valuations, has decided to vigorously pursue strategic acquisitions in 2008, particularly in the virtualization and managed services areas, to expand into the healthcare industry, giving INXI more flexibility and legroom to increase revenues. INXI received two new certifications from Cisco Systems, including the Master Security Specialization and the Powered Managed Services designations from Cisco Systems, allowing the Company to boost sales growth and swell name recognition.
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Greenfield Online, Inc. (NasdaqGM: SRVY)
SRVY launched the Asia-Pacific region suite of Internet omnibus products for the Japanese, Chinese, Indian, and Australian markets. This new service will expand SRVY's product line into new geographic regions and add to the company's competitive advantage. SRVY reported a backlog of approximately $20.4 million for Internet survey solutions, versus a backlog of approximately $19.6 million last year, implying continued sales growth.
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Boots & Coots International Well Control Inc. (AMEX: WEL)
WEL reported record revenues of $36.1 million for the fourth quarter of 2007 due, in part, to tactical planning for acquisitions by management. The Company closed on the acquisition of StassCo Pressure Control LLC, based in Rock Springs, Wyoming, and generated an additional $2.7 million in revenue during the last five months of 2007; a strong confirmation of effective management control. WEL sees another quarter of growth in their international SafeGuard Services led by an extensive project in Bangladesh as the Company takes the role of risk management, engineering, well control, and pressure control rental services to its clients.
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Pervasive Software Inc. (NasdaqGM: PVSW)
PVSW is enjoying 28 consecutive quarters of profitability. The Company's continued profitability is complemented by its commitment to strategic investments. In early December, PVSW announced its partnership with ENSCO, Inc. The Company is currently marketing its latest business line, the PSQL Summit v10 -- the first version of PVSW's database engine -- compatible with Microsoft's Windows Vista operating system and supporting 64-bit technology.
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