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Volume
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Bad Toys (OTC
BB: BTYH): 10k Filed: 2005 Numbers Outstanding |
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The Bad Toys 10k was finally
filed today, about one full week after CEO Larry Lunan thought they could
get it accomplished. Therefore, he was later than expected. The table is
now set for the anxiously awaited S1 filing, which will serve as the first
step in completing the Southland spin out and getting it trading
on its own.
Since we are running one week to
10 days behind schedule, I now believe the S1 on Southland will
probably be filed sometime next week, and I will spend a fair amount of
time reviewing the document and reporting on same to readers.
Audited 2005 results suggest the
elements are in place to execute the spin out. Audited results also suggest
Bad
Toys, on a stand alone basis as it exists today, is absurdly undervalued.
There is, of course, a little "hair on the dog", but not much.
Here is the 2005 audited financial
performance of Bad Toys, the current public company:
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Revenues for 2005: $44.6 million
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Profits for 2005: $3.856 million
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Earnings per share for 2005: $.23
EPS (current PE: 7.6)
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Q4 EPS: $.06
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Shareholders Equity: $22.8 million
I could also look at the comparisons
from '04 results, but they would be absurdly misleading. In '04 the company
did not own Southland, and only achieved about $3.7 million in revenues.
It would appear, based on the 2005
audited results, that the Southland stand alone forecast of $48
million and $6 million in profits is very realistic. Once again, based
on the proposed structure, this would equate to about $.25 per share in
earnings, or a stock trading at $5 with a 20 PE. I am not a big fan of
PE ratios, but in this case it makes for a good starting point.
Here are a couple of negatives you
could pull out of the 10K filing:
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There are several minor law suits pending
against the company, most of whom had their origins prior to the acquisition
of Southland. The company states it doesn't see any major adverse
affect from any of them.
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The Mississippi Division of Medicaid's
fraud division is investigating one of the company's subsidiaries regarding
some billing issues in Leake County. Management assures me there is a fairly
insignificant amount of money involved, and they hope to settle any pending
matters soon. The incidents being investigate occurred prior to Bad Toys
owning the company.
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Southland does, in fact, owe
$2.8 million in taxes, interest, and penalties to the IRS. Again, this
was an inherited problem from previous management.
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GE Capital has filed a complaint
against Bad Toys and one of the Southland subsidiaries.
Bad Toys is keeping the payments current, but the legal issue is still
outstanding. Bad Toys is working towards replacing this credit facility
with a new, more favorable line of credit.
In my view, all of these legal matters
are fairly normal in the course of business, and each one should be manageable.
Bad
Toys has made no secret of the fact that they are working on a replacement
line of credit which would allow them to repay the back taxes and replace
the GE Capital line of credit in one fell swoop.
There's not much to say about the
chart of BTYH. Clearly, the current slate of shareholders is awaiting
developments with the Southland spin off. The stock surged a couple
of times earlier this year when it was believed it would trade x dividend.
The one big pull back ended up being a great buying opportunity.
A couple of pending potential events
which could cause a surge would include a debt restructuring, the filing
of the S1 to spin out Southland, or the announcement of an x dividend
date. Business should be up from last year, but nothing eye opening. Perhaps
10% to 15% top line growth, matched with equivalent or greater bottom line
growth.
I don't believe BYTH will
be able to announce when it will trade x dividend until after filing the
S1 to spin out Southland.
I still love the risk/reward ratio
here. Even if they don't execute the spin off, how much risk are you taking
owning the stock with a PE ratio of 7.6 and solid earnings? When they get
the spin off done, you will own 1.3 shares of Southland for every
share of Bad Toys you own, and it should trade much higher than
current levels. Time will tell.
Here is the complete text of today's
news for your review:
| Press Release Source:
Bad Toys Holdings, Inc.
Bad Toys Holdings,
Inc. Releases Year-End Results
Monday April 3, 9:00
am ET
KINGSPORT, TN--(MARKET
WIRE)--Apr 3, 2006 -- Bad Toys Holdings, Inc. (OTC BB:BTYH.OB - News) announces
the release of its year-end results. The Company reported net revenues
of $44. 7 million for the twelve months ended December 31, 2005 as compared
to net revenues of $3.7 million for fiscal 2004. The increase in revenues
is attributable to a full year of revenue for its Southland division. Southland,
year to year, experienced an approximate 13% increase in revenues. The
Company also reported profits year to date of $3.9 million, or $.23 per
share which is compared to a net loss of ($2.1) million or ($.25) per share
for the same period last year. The Company reported net revenues for the
4th quarter of $10.6 million in 2005 compared to net revenues of $3.6 million
for the 4th quarter of 2004. The Company's financial statements can be
accessed on the Company's website, www.badtoysholdings.net, or www.sec.gov.
Larry N. Lunan, President
and Chief Executive Officer, stated, "The Company anticipates continued
growth in both divisions in fiscal 2006 through internal expansion and
additional acquisitions." Furthering his comments, Mr. Lunan went on to
say, "We are extremely proud of what we were able to accomplish in 2005,
particularly in the 4th quarter. The Company was able to overcome the negative
impact of Katrina on our Southland division and still achieve positive
earnings. Our focus remains two-fold as we continue to progress in 2006;
as stated in our 10K filing, the Company is continuing its emphasis on
obtaining the correct debt or equity structure to eliminate certain balance
sheet deficiencies, and the continued growth of shareholder value through
increases in the Company's revenues and earnings."
Bad Toys Holdings, Inc.
(BTYH) participates in two distinct business segments.
Southland Health Services,
Inc.
This division provides
medical transportation services, including emergency and non-emergency
ambulance services. Our Southland Division operates in over 200 communities
within the following seven states: Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana,
Kansas, Tennessee, and Virginia. We operate more than 207 ambulances and
wheelchair vans and employ over 940 full and part-time employees. At our
current run rate, we anticipate transporting more than 130,000 patients
this calendar year.
Bad Toys, Inc.
This division, Bad Toys,
Inc., American Eagle Manufacturing Company and Gambler Motorcycle Company,
continues to design, manufacture, distribute, service and sell custom-made,
Harley-Davidson-type, V-twin motorcycles from component parts. We also
offer premium accessories, parts, customizing items and apparel related
to Harley-Davidson motorcycles on-line and directly from our retail and
factory outlets. This division participates in Sprint Car Racing products
and custom car construction & restoration. The Company also offers
brokerage services for custom cars & motorcycles.
For further information,
contact Bad Toys Holdings, Inc., Larry N. Lunan, President and Chief Executive
Officer, (423) 247-9560, or Al Kau, Investor Relations in California at
(888) 795-3166. Further information about the Company may be obtained on
its website at www.badtoysholdings.net.
Certain statements in
this release and other written or oral statements made by or on behalf
of the Company are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the
federal securities laws. Statements regarding future events and developments
and our future performance, as well as management's expectations, beliefs,
plans, estimates or projections relating to the future are forward-looking
statements within the meaning of these laws. The forward-looking statements
are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties including market acceptance
of the Company's services and projects and the Company's continued access
to capital and other risks and uncertainties outlined in its filings with
the Securities and Exchange Commission, which are incorporated herein by
reference. The actual results the Company achieves may differ materially
from any forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties.
These statements are based on our current expectations and speak only as
of the date of such statements. The Company undertakes no obligation to
publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result
of future events, new information or otherwise.
Contact:
Contact:
For further information, contact:
Bad Toys Holdings, Inc.
Larry N. Lunan
President and Chief Executive Officer
(423) 247-9560
Al Kau
Investor Relations in California
(888) 795-3166
http://www.badtoysholdings.net
Source: Bad Toys Holdings,
Inc.
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last week. Nothing later in the week as I was traveling. I hope you all
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