Si occupa di sistemi di automazione vocale e gestione dati
Intervoice, Inc. is a provider of voice automation and data management solutions used by enterprises and communication network operators to automate and personalize their customers' access to information and services. The Company operates as a single integrated business unit that focuses on two primary markets, the enterprise and network markets. It offers flexible, scalable integration platforms, a customized and packaged software applications, development and reporting tools and services and support. Intervoice, Inc. offers solutions on either a straight sale/license basis or as a managed service. The Company sells its products both directly and through a network of distributors, system integrators and channel partners. It supports Voice eXtensible mark-up language (XML) and speech-application language tags specifications for voice-enabled Web applications, and Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) and Microsoft's .NET for enterprise software architectures.
Summary updated 1 September 2005.
Equity composition
Common Stock no Par, 2/06, 62M auth., 38,470,087 issd. Insiders own 4% (includes 352K options). PO 9/89, 1,300,000 shares @ $26 by William K. Woodruff & Co., Inc. 1/99, 8/93, 10/92, 2-for-1 stock splits. *FY'98 A financials are reclassified. *8/99, Name changed from InterVoice, Inc. *9/02, Name changed from InterVoice-Brite, Inc.
Summary updated 19 April 2006.
L'ultima trimestrale non è stata sotto le attese. Adesso è ai minimi annuali
, Texas (AP) -- Intervoice Inc. shares slid Thursday, hurt by concerns about the developer of call automation systems' latest revenue data.
The Dallas-based company reported late Wednesday that its fiscal fourth-quarter revenue fell short of its previous forecast.
Shares of Intervoice tumbled 94 cents, or 12 percent, to $7.17 in late trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Volume was heavy.
Thursday's weakest level of $6.87 was a 52-week low that surpassed the prior low of $7.72 set June 2. There was a 52-week high of $12.40 last April 6.
Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Scott Sutherland said the "significant revenue shortfall" for Intervoice came from lower-than-expected sales of its messaging systems and its payment systems.
He added in a research note prior to the company's conference call Thursday that its earnings were hurt by a combination of lower gross margins and declining revenue.
Intervoice reported that revenue for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Feb. 28 came in at $40.5 million.
The figure was below its estimated range of $41 million to $47 million, as well as below Wall Street's view of $45 million. Intervoice logged $48.7 million in revenue in the prior fourth quarter.
The company pegged its net income for the latest period at $4.3 million, or 11 cents a share, compared with $7.2 million, or 18 cents a share.
Wall Street had expected Intervoice to earn 3 cents a share in the latest period, according to a Thomson Financial analyst survey.
Wedbush's Sutherland pointed out in his note that the company's reported net-income figure for the latest period includes about 10 cents a share in one-time benefits, such as a tax gain.
Earnings (MRQ) 0.11 -39.73%
Earnings (TTM) 0.42 -27.78%
Earnings growth rate - 5 year 8.77%
Revenue (TTM) 4.30
Book value (MRQ) 2.44
Cash (MRQ) 1.09
Last close $6.87
52 week high $11.32
52 week low $6.80
P/E (TTM) 16.28 -15.14%
P/E - 5 year average (monthly intervals) N/A N/A
Price/Sales (TTM) 1.57 -33.25%
Price/Book (MRQ) 2.82 -51.05%
Price/Cash Flow (TTM) 10.70 -25.04
Return on Asset (TTM) 11.26 9.25 11.21 8.12
% Return on Asset - 5 Year Avg. -6.16
% Return on Investment (TTM) 19.69
% Return on Investment - 5 Year Avg. -11.55
% Return on Equity (TTM) 19.85
% Return on Equity - 5 Year Avg. -14.68
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http://www.intervoice.com
Intervoice, Inc. is a provider of voice automation and data management solutions used by enterprises and communication network operators to automate and personalize their customers' access to information and services. The Company operates as a single integrated business unit that focuses on two primary markets, the enterprise and network markets. It offers flexible, scalable integration platforms, a customized and packaged software applications, development and reporting tools and services and support. Intervoice, Inc. offers solutions on either a straight sale/license basis or as a managed service. The Company sells its products both directly and through a network of distributors, system integrators and channel partners. It supports Voice eXtensible mark-up language (XML) and speech-application language tags specifications for voice-enabled Web applications, and Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) and Microsoft's .NET for enterprise software architectures.
Summary updated 1 September 2005.
Equity composition
Common Stock no Par, 2/06, 62M auth., 38,470,087 issd. Insiders own 4% (includes 352K options). PO 9/89, 1,300,000 shares @ $26 by William K. Woodruff & Co., Inc. 1/99, 8/93, 10/92, 2-for-1 stock splits. *FY'98 A financials are reclassified. *8/99, Name changed from InterVoice, Inc. *9/02, Name changed from InterVoice-Brite, Inc.
Summary updated 19 April 2006.
L'ultima trimestrale non è stata sotto le attese. Adesso è ai minimi annuali
, Texas (AP) -- Intervoice Inc. shares slid Thursday, hurt by concerns about the developer of call automation systems' latest revenue data.
The Dallas-based company reported late Wednesday that its fiscal fourth-quarter revenue fell short of its previous forecast.
Shares of Intervoice tumbled 94 cents, or 12 percent, to $7.17 in late trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Volume was heavy.
Thursday's weakest level of $6.87 was a 52-week low that surpassed the prior low of $7.72 set June 2. There was a 52-week high of $12.40 last April 6.
Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Scott Sutherland said the "significant revenue shortfall" for Intervoice came from lower-than-expected sales of its messaging systems and its payment systems.
He added in a research note prior to the company's conference call Thursday that its earnings were hurt by a combination of lower gross margins and declining revenue.
Intervoice reported that revenue for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Feb. 28 came in at $40.5 million.
The figure was below its estimated range of $41 million to $47 million, as well as below Wall Street's view of $45 million. Intervoice logged $48.7 million in revenue in the prior fourth quarter.
The company pegged its net income for the latest period at $4.3 million, or 11 cents a share, compared with $7.2 million, or 18 cents a share.
Wall Street had expected Intervoice to earn 3 cents a share in the latest period, according to a Thomson Financial analyst survey.
Wedbush's Sutherland pointed out in his note that the company's reported net-income figure for the latest period includes about 10 cents a share in one-time benefits, such as a tax gain.
Earnings (MRQ) 0.11 -39.73%
Earnings (TTM) 0.42 -27.78%
Earnings growth rate - 5 year 8.77%
Revenue (TTM) 4.30
Book value (MRQ) 2.44
Cash (MRQ) 1.09
Last close $6.87
52 week high $11.32
52 week low $6.80
P/E (TTM) 16.28 -15.14%
P/E - 5 year average (monthly intervals) N/A N/A
Price/Sales (TTM) 1.57 -33.25%
Price/Book (MRQ) 2.82 -51.05%
Price/Cash Flow (TTM) 10.70 -25.04
Return on Asset (TTM) 11.26 9.25 11.21 8.12
% Return on Asset - 5 Year Avg. -6.16
% Return on Investment (TTM) 19.69
% Return on Investment - 5 Year Avg. -11.55
% Return on Equity (TTM) 19.85
% Return on Equity - 5 Year Avg. -14.68
Non ha debiti
http://www.intervoice.com