Southwall Technologies’ stock price has spent part of the last year under a dollar; it has never crossed $1.30 during this period. The market capitalization is less than $35 million as of the middle of May 2008. Yet a management audit of the stock should see it clearly headed for the big capital league. It is a rare opportunity for investors to participate in a glorious piece of stock history.
The world imperative to conserve energy lies at the heart of this exceptional stock value. Opinion is divided on how to protect the environment from harmful emissions, the ownership and use of natural resources, and which form of alternative energy is best. However, stakeholders agree that consumption of energy needs to be more efficient as populations and their needs continue to spiral.
This company from Palo Alto, CA is a pioneer in the design and manufacture of specialty films and glass. Its products can be used in automobiles and buildings of all kinds. The common objective across such a wide spectrum of applications is to use less energy in lighting, heating and air-conditioning. The company adds delighted architects and home owners to its lists of loyal customers every day. Insulated glass and green buildings become even more valuable as energy costs rise.
Revenues during the Most Recent Quarter have grown by 21%. This has been achieved even though the company has exited the business segment of energy saving products for plasma displays. Gross Margin has climbed 4 percentage points as a result of management focus on an improved product mix.
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