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`lthompson@zacks.com
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`10 S. Riverside Plaza, Chicago, IL 60606
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`Case 4:18-cv-07229-YGR Document 50-5 Filed 03/13/20 Page 2 of 11
` July 2, 2018
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`Sponsored
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` Impartial - Comprehensive
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` Finjan Holdings
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`(FNJN-NASDAQ)
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`FNJN: Finjan s Q2 Closes With $14.7
`Million in Revenues Due to Last Minute
`$13.4 Million License Deal
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`Based on the average EV to Sales of comparable
`companies in the IP business of 2.0xs we believe
`FNJN common stock could be worth $8.55 per
`share.
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`Current Price (06/29/18)
`Valuation
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`SUMMARY DATA
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`52-Week High
`52-Week Low
`One-Year Return (%)
`Beta
`Average Daily Volume (share)
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`Shares Outstanding (mil)
`Market Capitalization ($mil)
`Short Interest Ratio (days)
`Institutional Ownership (%)
`Insider Ownership (%)
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`Annual Cash Dividend
`Dividend Yield (%)
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`5-Yr. Historical Growth Rates
` Sales (%)
` Earnings Per Share (%)
` Dividend (%)
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`P/E using TTM EPS
`P/E using 2018 Estimate
`P/E using 2019 Estimate
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`Zacks Rank
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`$3.40
`$8.55
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`$3.48
`$1.76
`3.7
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`367,073
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`28
`$94
`1
`44
`9
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`$0.00
`0.00
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`N/A
`N/A
`N/A
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`2.1
`2.9
`4.3
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`N/A
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`OUTLOOK
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`With over $70 million in cash and no debt, Finjan is
`positioned to grow not only by pursuing IP licensing,
`but also by penetrating cybersecurity consulting
`services, mobile services, and investing in new IP via
`purchase, R&D, and cybersecurity startups. The
`company just settled with Symantec and its
`subsidiary Blue Coat, and we now expect other
`companies to follow. This June quarter it booked a
`$13.4 million license fee with Trend Micro. Also
`Finjan recently purchase a group of cybersecurity
`patents from IBM that it has just begun to monetize.
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`Risk Level
`Type of Stock
`Industry
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`Above Average
`Small-Value
`Internet-Software
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`ZACKS ESTIMATES
`Revenue
`(in millions of $)
`Q1
`(Mar)
`2.3 A
`24.7 A
`65.0 A
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`2016
`2017
`2018
`2019
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`Q2
`(Jun)
`6.5 A
`2.3 A
`14.7 E
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`Q3
`(Sep)
`1.1 A
`0.0 A
`4.3 E
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`Q4
`(Dec)
`8.4 A
`23.4 A
`9.0 E
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`Year
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`18.4 A
`50.0 A
`93.5 E
`67.5 E
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`EPS
`(GAAP)
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`2016
`2017
`2018
`2019
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`Q1
`(Mar)
`-$0.05 A
`$0.69 A
`$0.93 A
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`Q2
`(Jun)
`-$0.20 A
`-$0.29 A
`$0.19 E
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`Q3
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`-$0.20 A
`-$0.16 A
`-$0.04 E
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`Year
`Q4
`(Dec)
`(Dec)
`-$0.28 A
`$0.17 A
`$0.68 A
`$1.14 A
`$1.16 E
`$0.07 E
` $0.80 E
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`Case 4:18-cv-07229-YGR Document 50-5 Filed 03/13/20 Page 3 of 11
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`WHAT S NEW
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`On June 29, 2018 Trend Micro agreed to pay Finjan a $13.4 million license fee, which was paid and
`booked as revenue that day. The agreement further stipulated that upon acquisition by the Trend Micro of
`certain entities, Trend Micro will pay additional license fees to Finjan, unless otherwise mutually agreed.
`Further, the agreement has additional provisions relating to certain unlicensed products of any company
`that acquires a Trend Micro Party, in which case additional license fees may apply. The parties also
`entered into related agreements with respect to their respective patents, including the transfer of select
`security-related patent assets from the Trend Micro to Finjan.
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`On May 15, 2018, Finjan Blue, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Finjan Holdings, Inc. was assigned by
`IBM: 30 U.S. patents, 11 related international patents and one European pending patent application, for
`an undisclosed amount in cash.
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`Updating Forecasts
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`In Q2 Finjan booked $14.7 million in revenues according to filings, we are adjusting estimates
`accordingly. This should result in EPS of $0.19 per share using gross margins of 90%, expenses of $5.5
`million, a 28% tax rate and fully diluted shares of 30.3 million.
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`For Q3 we have $1.3 million being received from Carbon Black, and are assuming another $3 million in
`licensing fees generated before the end of the quarter giving us a total of $4.3 million in revenues for the
`quarter. This could result in an EPS loss of $0.04 per share.
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`For the full year of 2018 we are now at $93.5 million in revenues, of which $82.4 million have already
`been paid or are due to paid by year-end. EPS for the year is raised to $1.16 per share from a previous
`estimate of $0.93 per share.
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` KEY POINTS
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`Finjan holds a number of pioneering patents for cybersecurity hardware and software that is relevant
`to dozens of companies in this space. It recently bought more cybersecurity patents from IBM it just
`started to monetize.
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`It just settled its extensive litigation with Symantec and Blue Coat and we expect other companies to
`now follow.
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`The company is continuing to file new patents and create new cybersecurity products.
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`While its patents have already generated $360M in licensing, the company has the potential to
`continue to reap large licensing revenues from the $21 billion market for cybersecurity software,
`services and appliance market.
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`The technology licensing market in the U.S., once an afterthought, has grown from $33 billion in
`1994 to $68 billion in 2002
`and is likely over $100 billion today.
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`The company s has a market cap of $94 million and we estimate it has a current enterprise value of
`approximately $23 million. Estimating revenues of $93.5 million in 2018 and an industry multiple of
`2.0 times sales, the company could be worth as much as $187 million in enterprise value or $257
`million market cap. This equates to $8.55 per share.
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`Case 4:18-cv-07229-YGR Document 50-5 Filed 03/13/20 Page 4 of 11
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`Finjan Holdings is a patent licensing and enforcement firm based in East Palo Alto, California that owns
`the patents of its predecessor company Finjan Inc., a cybersecurity company that was founded in Israel
`in 1997. It invented several technologies that are used in current cybersecurity products today. Its three
`main patent areas:
`Behavior-based methods to detect and prevent threats from the Internet, including email and Web
`malware
`Sandboxing or stripping applications and running potentially malicious code in a safe
`environment
`Mobile code replacement where the malicious code is stripped and replaced by safe code
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`In addition the company recently bought the rights to a number of cybersecurity patents from IBM. It has
`not yet begun to monetize these patents.
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`THE PRESENT COMPANY ENFORCEMENT
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`Company
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`Date and Location
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`Status
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`Patent numbers
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`Palo Alto Networks
`($1.4 billion)
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`United States District Court for
`the Northern District of California
`on November 4, 2014.
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`Awaiting review by PTAB.
`Waiting for stay to be lifted.
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`6,804,780; 6,965,968; 7,058,822;
`7,418,731; 7,613,918; 7,613,926;
`7,647,633; 8,141,154; 8,225,408;
`and 8,677,494
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`ESET
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`Cisco
`($49 billion)
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`SonicWall
`($1.4 billion)
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`Bitdefender
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`Juniper Networks
`($5 billion)
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`Zscaler
`($250 million est.)
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`United States District Court for
`the Northern District of California
`on July 1, 2016
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`Suing for minimum of $44 million.
`Markman Sept. 24, 2017
`Trial no later than Dec 2018.
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`6,154,844; 6,804,780; 7,975,305;
`8,079,086; 9,189,621; and
`9,219,755.
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`German District Court in
`Dusseldorf
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`Nullity Action with Blue Coat Nov
`21, 2018.
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`European Patent No. EP
`0965094
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`United States District Court for
`the Northern District of California
`on January 6, 2017
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`United States District Court for
`the Northern District of California
`on August 4, 2017
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`United States District Court for
`the Northern District of California
`on August 16, 2017
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`United States District Court for
`the Northern District of California
`on September 29, 2017
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`United States District Court for
`the Northern District of California
`on December 5, 2017
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`Initiated January 6, 2017.
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`Markman scheduled June 15,
`2018.
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`Trial date June 1, 2020
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`Initiated August 4, 2017.
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`Markman scheduled Oct 12,
`2018
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`6,154,844; 6,804,780; 7,647,633;
`8,141,154; and 8,677,494.
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`6,154,844; 6,804,780; 6,965,968;
`7,058,822; 7,613,926; 7,647,633;
`7,975,305; 8,141,154; 8,225,408;
`8,677,494.
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`Initiated August 16, 2017.
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`6,804,780; 7,930,299; 8,141,154;
`and 8,677,494
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`Initiated September 29, 2017.
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`Mini-trial June 26, 2018
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`6,154,844; 6,804,780; 7,613,926;
`7,647,633; 7,975,305; 8,141,154;
`8,225,408; 8,677,494.
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`Initiated December 5, 2017.
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`6,804,780; 7,647,633; 7,975,305;
`8,677,494
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`Check Point Software
`($1.9 billion)
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`United States District Court for
`the Northern District of California
`on May 3, 2018
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`Initiated May 3, 2018.
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`6,154,844, 6,965,968, 7,418,731,
`7,647,633, 8,079,086, 8,141,154,
`8,677,494
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`Highlighted patent numbers have been successfully defended in court.
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`RISKS
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`revenues as more and more companies are no longer targets.
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`There is no way to predict the timing of lawsuit settlements or licensing agreements, or even the
`length or cost of a lawsuit.
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`The stock is high risk and is expected to have wide swings in stock price depending on
`unpredictable events.
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`The US government could to legislate new laws on patent enforcement that could affect the
`company s ability to monetize its patents as it currently expects.
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` VALUATION
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`Finjan currently has a cash hoard we estimate to be over $70 million, no debt, and no preferred stock
`outstanding. A market value of $94 million then equates to a current enterprise value of $23 million. At
`the end of March, the company had $2.90 per share in cash and it should be higher than that now.
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`Valuing an IP company, even with a track record, is very difficult. We look at other IP companies to see
`how the market values them to make some comparisons. There seems to be two different types of
`companies in this space, the older stable revenue generating companies like Rambus (RMBS), and the
`upstarts that trade on events and potential. We can see from the table below, this ranges from Pendrill
`(PCO) with -$28 million enterprise value, to Interdigital (IDCC) with an enterprise value of $2.1 billion and
`$287 million in sales expected this year. On average, the companies with revenues trade at an average
`of 2.0X 2018 estimated calendar revenues.
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`Using a valuation based on enterprise value to sales is easier for unprofitable companies. Based on an
`estimate of $93.5 million in sales in 2018, and the 2.0 times industry average sales multiple, the stock
`should be worth $257 million or $8.55 per share if we add $70 million in cash to the enterprise value to
`get market value.
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`Company
`Acacia Research
`Interdigital
`Inventergy Global
`Marathon
`Neonode
`Network-1
`Parkervision
`Pendrell
`Rambus
`RPX*
`VirnetX
`Quarterhill
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`Ticker
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`ACTG
`IDCC
`INVT
`MARA
`NEON
`NTIP
`PRKR
`PCOA
`RMBS
`RPXC
`VHC
`QTRH
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`Revenue
`2018E
`$77
`$287
`NA
`$33
`$11
`NA
`$43
`NA
`$399
`$278
`NA
`$106
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`EV/
`LTM EBITDA
`$119
`1.6x
`$526
`5.9x
`$1
`-0.4x
`$1
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`$10
`-3.9x
`$30
`0.4x
`$0
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`$43
`-1.1x
`$342
`25.8x
`$330
`2.0x
`$1
`-9.7x
`$135
`1.7x
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`Average
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`be
`acquired
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`for $555
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`EBIDTA
`Margin
`16%
`67%
`-191%
`-1341%
`-43%
`63%
`-9096%
`71%
`4%
`61%
`-1780%
`45%
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`-1286%
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`Enterprise
`2018E
`0.4x
`7.3x
`NA
`0.5x
`1.6x
`NA
`0.4x
`NA
`3.6x
`1.4x
`NA
`1.0x
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`Value
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`/
`Sales
`LTM
`0.3x
`4.0x
`0.8x
`22.2x
`1.7x
`0.3x
`93.7x
`-0.6x
`4.1x
`1.2x
`171.9x
`0.8x
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`in
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`Included
`Average?
`y
`y
`n
`y
`y
`n
`y
`n
`y
`y
`n
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`16.0x
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`Enterprise
`Value
`$31
`$2,090
`$1
`$15
`$17
`$8
`$17
`-$28
`$1,420
`$400
`$203
`$104
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`$512
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`The company believes that although the percent of the market left to be captured declines, the market
`continues to grow at a rapid pace and potential revenues may not be shrinking. In other words, its TAM
`as a percent may be smaller, but the dollars involved are the same or increasing as the cybersecurity
`market grows.
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`Currently Finjan s biggest revenue potential comes from Cisco and Palo Alto Networks due to their size.
`In addition, since Cisco was a shareholder and an insider, the company is confident that the court would
`apply willfulness on any judgment increasing the pay out significantly.
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` OWNERSHIP
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`HarbourVest(cid:9) Partners(cid:9)
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`Halcyon(cid:9) Capital(cid:9)
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`Southpaw(cid:9) Asset(cid:9) Management
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`B.(cid:9) Riley(cid:9) &(cid:9) Co.(cid:9)
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`Star(cid:9) Bird(cid:9) Holdings,(cid:9) Ltd.(cid:9)
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`Eric(cid:9) Benhamou(cid:9)
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`Phil(cid:9) Hartstein(cid:9)
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`Renaissance(cid:9)
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`Dimension(cid:9) Fund(cid:9)
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`Gary(cid:9) Moore(cid:9)
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`Vanguard(cid:9)
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`Michael(cid:9) Noonan(cid:9)
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`Other(cid:9)
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` INCOME STATEMENT
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`Q1
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`Q2
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`Q3
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`Q4
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`Q1
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`Q2E
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`Q3E
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`Q4E
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`2016
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`2017
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`2018E
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`2019E
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`2017
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`2018E
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`Other licenses
`Carbon
`Black
`CybeRisk Security Solutions
`FireEye
`SYMC/Blue
`Proofpoint
`Sophos
`Total
`Revenues
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`Coat
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`$0
`9,745
`0
` 2
`0
`0
`0
` 15,000
`24,747
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`$0
`2,300
`0
`9
`0
`0
`0
`0
`2,309
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`$0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
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`$0
`1,328
`0
`50
`17,500
`0
`3,300
`1,250
`23,428
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`$0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`65,000
`0
`0
`65,000
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`$0
`13,400
`1,300
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`14,700
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`$0
`3,000
`1,300
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`4,300
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`$0
`7,700
`1,300
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`9,000
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`$3,000
`7,478
`0
`309
`0
`0
`7,600
`0
`18,387
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`$0
`$13,373
`0
`$61
`17,500
`0
`0
`15,000
`50,484
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`$0
`24,100
`3,900
`500
`0
`65,000
`0
`0
`93,500
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`$0
`20,000
`0
`0
`0
`45,000
`0
`2,500
`67,500
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`revenues
`of
`Cost
`Gross profit
`Gross Margin
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`Expenses:
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`Operating
`SG&A
`R&D
`Avira
`Total
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`fee
`license
`operating
`expenses
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`3,783
`20,964
`85%
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`4,537
`153
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`4,690
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`225
`2,084
`90%
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`4,635
`334
`0
`4,969
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`0
`0
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`330
`325
`5,767
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`21,428
`91%
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`656
`325
`14,643
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`13,000
`52,000
`80%
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`13,230
`90%
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`7,982
`462
`325
`8,769
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`4,800
`350
`325
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`300
`4,000
`93%
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`4,800
`400
`325
`5,525
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`8,230
`91%
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`3,037
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`83%
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`6,008
` 44,476
`88%
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`15,540
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`83%
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`11,250
` 56,250
`83%
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`4,800
`500
`325
`5,625
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`14,430
`570
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`15,000
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`27,946
`1,473
`650
`30,069
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`22,382
`1,712
`1,300
`25,394
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`19,200
`2,000
`1,300
`22,500
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`(1,525)
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`warrant
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`liab
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`Income
`Operating
`Other
`Income
`of
`Change
`in
`fair val
`Gain
`on
`settlements
`Other income
`Interest
`income
`Total
`other income
`Pretax profit
`Income
`taxes
`Tax rate
`Net Income
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`0
`0
`0
`0
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`2%
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`(2,885)
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`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
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`(2,885)
`(4,237)
`(56)
`0
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`0%
`(2,829)
`(4,237)
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`687
`0
`0
`27
`714
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`-25%
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` 43,231
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`(2,106)
`0
`0
`(384)
`(2,490)
` 40,741
` 11,523
`28.3%
` 29,218
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` 7,755
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`0
`0
`0
`100
`100
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`28%
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`0
`0
`0
`100
`100
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`(403)
`28%
`(1,022)
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`0
`0
`0
`100
`100
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` 915
`28%
` 2,115
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` 14,407
` 350
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`0
`2,217
`0
`0
`0
`0
`1
`27
`1
`2,244
` 351
` 16,651
`0
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`0%
`-37%
` 351
` 22,811
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` 52,566
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`(2,106)
`0
`0
`(84)
`(2,190)
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`14,256
`28%
` 36,120
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` 33,750
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`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
` 33,750
`9,450
`28%
` 24,300
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`Stock
`Preferred
`of
`Accretion
`Net
`inc.
`to
`common
`shareholders
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`-
` 15,950
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`(3,925)
`(6,754)
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`-
`(4,237)
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`(957)
` 31,626
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`(925)
` 28,293
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`-
` 5,634
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`-
`(1,022)
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`-
` 2,115
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`(6,789)
`(6,438)
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`(4,882)
` 17,929
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`(925)
` 35,195
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`-
` 24,300
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`Per
`
`Share:
`
`Net Income
`EPS
`EPS
`Diluted
`Avg
`Shares
`Outstanding
`Diluted Shares
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`$0.69
`$0.69
`23,133
`23,217
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`($0.29)
`($0.29)
`23,257
`23,257
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`($0.16)
`($0.16)
`27,328
`27,328
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`$1.14
`$1.14
`27,707
`27,707
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`$1.02
`$0.93
`27,715
`30,284
`
`$0.20
`$0.19
`27,732
`30,284
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`($0.04)
`($0.04)
`27,832
`30,284
`
`$0.07
`$0.07
`27,932
`30,284
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`($0.28)
`($0.28)
`22,837
`22,920
`
`$0.71
`$0.68
`25,354
`26,270
`
`$1.27
`$1.16
`27,803
`30,300
`
`$0.80
`$0.80
`28,000
`30,284
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`Stock-based Comp
`Adj
`Non-GAAP
`Income
`Non-GAAP EPS
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`209
`
`$0.70
`
`16,159
`
`210
`(6,544)
`
`($0.28)
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`222
`(5,545)
`
`($0.20)
`
`202
`6,284
`$0.23
`
`318
`28,611
`
`0.94
`
`
`200
`
`5,834
`$0.21
`
`200
`
`(822)
`($0.03)
`
`200
`
`2,315
`$0.08
`
`872
`(5,566)
`
`($0.24)
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`843
`
`10,354
`$0.39
`
`918
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`36,113
`$1.19
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`918
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`25,218
`$0.83
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`Since the March quarter ended, Finjan paid $13 million due to lawyers on the Symantec litigation team
`and received $13.4 million from Trend Micro and $2.6 million from Carbon Black, putting cash at $83.4
`million or $3.05 per share before paying cash taxes.
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`$ in Thousands
`
`Current assets:
`Cash
`and
`cash
`equivalents
`Accounts receivable,
`net
`Prepaid
`expenses and
`other current
`Total
`current assets
`
`assets
`
`equipment,
`
`Property and
`Investments
`net
`Intangible
`assets,
`Other long
`term assets
`Deferred
`income
`taxes,
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`net
`
`non-current
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`Total
`
`Assets
`
`Current Liabilities:
`Accounts payable
`- related
`Accounts payable
`Accrued
`expenses
`Accrued
`income
`taxes
`Warrant
`liability
`Other current
`liabilities
`Total
`current liabilities
`
`parties
`
`liabilities
`Other non-current
`Other liabilities,
`non-current
`Total
`Liabilities
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`- patent
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`Series
`Series
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`Stock
`Preferred
`A
`A-1
`Preferred
`Stock
`
`Equity
`
`Stockholders'
`Common
`stock
`capital
`Additional
`paid-in
`Retained
`earnings
`Equity
`Total
`Stockholders'
`Total
`Liabilities & Stockholders'
`
`Equity
`
`Cash per share
`Working Capital
`Quick ratio
`Debt/TA
`
`31,
`Mar
`2018
`
`Dec 31,
`2017
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`Qtr-Qtr
`% Change
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`31,
`Mar.
`2017
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`Yr-Yr
`% Change
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`$80,440
`2,550
`681
`83,671
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`$41,169
` 2,606
`765
`44,540
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`128
`3,168
`5,950
`3,619
`0
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`140
`2,618
`7,748
`0
`6,201
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`95%
`-2%
`-11%
`88%
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`-9%
`21%
`-23%
`NM
`-100%
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`$26,434
` 2
`283
`26,719
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`204%
`127400%
`141%
`213%
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`191
`2,618
`0
`322
`0
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`-33%
`21%
`NM
`1024%
`0%
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`96,536
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`61,247
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`58%
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`29,850
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`223%
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`16,107
`25
`3,102
`8,953
`3,202
`1,021
`32,410
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`0
`4,438
`36,848
`
`0
`0
`
`4,646
`112
`1,303
`13
`1,096
`1,086
`8,256
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`0
`5,500
`13,756
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`0
`18,965
`
`247%
`-78%
`138%
`68769%
`192%
`-6%
`293%
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` 5,003
`23
` 1,049
`327
`0
`20
`6,422
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`0%
`-19%
`168%
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`0%
`-100%
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`119
`0
`6,541
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`6,264
`0
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`222%
`9%
`196%
`2638%
`NM
`5005%
`405%
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`-100%
`NM
`463%
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`-100%
`0%
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`3
`22,361
` 37,324
`59,688
`$96,536
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`3
`22,968
` 5,555
`28,526
`$61,247
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`0%
`-3%
`572%
`109%
`58%
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`2
`18,349
`(1,306)
` 17,045
`$29,850
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`50%
`22%
`-2958%
`250%
`223%
`
`$2.66
`$51,261
`2.6
`0%
`
`$1.49
`$36,284
`5.4
`31%
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`79%
`41%
`-52%
`-100%
`
`$1.16
`$20,297
`4.2
`21%
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`128%
`153%
`-38%
`-100%
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` Net income Cash flows from operating activities:
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`net loss
`
`to
`
`net cash
`
`used
`
`in
`
`reconcile
`to
`Adjustments
`operating activities:
`Gain
`on
`Investment
`Depreciation
`and
`amortization
`Change
`in
`fair value
`of
`warrant
`Deferred
`income
`taxes
`Loss on
`disposal
`of
`assets
`Stock-based
`compensation
`
`liability
`
`assets
`
`and
`
`liabilities:
`
`assets
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`- related
`
`parties
`
`activities
`
`31,
`Mar.
`2018
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`2017 Year
`
`Dec. 31,
`2017
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`30,
`Sept.
`2017
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`June 30,
`2017
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`31,
`Mar.
`2017
`
`2016 Year
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`Dec. 31,
`2016
`
`30,
`Sept.
`2016
`
`Jun. 30,
`2016
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`31,
`Mar.
`2016
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`$ 29,218
`
`$ 22,811
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`$ 13,928
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`$
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`(4,237)
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`$ (2,830)
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`$ 15,950
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`$ 350
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`$ 3,916
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`$ (3,302)
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`$ 899
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`$ (1,163)
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`0
`329
`2,106
`0
`0
`318
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`0
`815
`(2,217)
`(6,201)
`0
`843
`
`(1,540)
`(152)
`
`0
`558
`(687)
`(6,201)
`0
`202
`
`(2,606)
`100
`
`0
`232
`(1,530)
`0
`0
`222
`
`9
`(132)
`
`0
`13
`0
`0
`0
`210
`
`(7)
`(128)
`
`(1)
`(682)
`(1,445)
`2
`0
`(2)
`(86)
`(2,349)
`(4,956)
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`0
`12
`0
`0
`0
`209
`
`1,064
`8
`
`0
`(783)
`3,145
`(65)
`0
`(13)
`324
`3,680
`19,851
`
`0
`63
`0
`0
`0
`872
`
`(1,066)
`30
`
`4
`1,382
`(362)
`71
`0
`(10)
`(6)
`43
`1,328
`
`0
`(40)
`0
`0
`0
`(764)
`
`0
`(228)
`
`(2)
`(5,030)
`2,009
`2
`0
`25
`0
`(3,224)
`(112)
`
`0
`15
`0
`0
`0
`229
`
`0
`4
`
`(1)
`(665)
`936
`(5)
`0
`(10)
`0
`259
`(2,799)
`
`0
`13
`0
`0
`0
`311
`
`0
`95
`
`1
`2,517
`(985)
`(3)
`0
`3
`0
`1,628
`2,851
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`0
`14
`0
`0
`0
`142
`
`0
`38
`
`0
`(4)
`(39)
`4
`0
`(31)
`0
`(32)
`(1,039)
`
`operating
`in
`Changes
`Accounts receivable
`other current
`Prepaid
`expenses and
`Deferred
`tax asset,
`non-current
`Other long-term assets
`Accrued
`expenses
`Accounts payable
`Accounts payable
`Other assets
`Other liabilities
`taxes
`Accrued
`income
`Total
`Adjustments
`Net
`cash
`used
`in
`operating
`
`activities:
`investing
`from
`flows
`Cash
`intangible
`assets
`Purchase
`of
`Purchases of
`property and
`equipment
`Proceeds from investment
`Purchase
`of
`additional
`investment
`Net
`cash
`provided
`by (used
`in) investing
`
`activities
`
`activities
`financing
`from
`flows
`Cash
`Proceeds from common
`share
`offering
`Proceeds for sale
`of
`Preferred
`A-1,
`net
`Proceeds for sale
`of
`Preferred
`A,
`net
`Redemption
`Series A
`Preferred
`shares
`Proceeds from exercise
`of
`stock options
`Net
`cash
`provided
`by financing
`activities
`Net
`decrease
`in
`cash
`and
`cash
`equivalents
`Cash
`and
`cash
`equivalents - beginning
`Cash
`and
`cash
`equivalents - ending
`
`2,606
`84
`2,582
`0
`1,799
`11,461
`(87)
`0
`355
`8,940
`27,740
`59,711
`
`0
`0
`0
`(550)
`(550)
`
`0
`0
`0
`(19,890)
`0
`(19,890)
`39,271
`41,169
`80,440
`
`0
`(529)
`2,788
`24
`0
`(66)
`10
`535
`16,586
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`(2,000)
`0
`127
`0
`(1,873)
`
`11,952
`14,375
`0
`(13,778)
`229
`12,778
`27,491
`13,678
`41,169
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`0
`799
`1,815
`99
`0
`(5)
`(228)
`(26)
`7,774
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`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`
`1
`0
`0
`(1)
`0
`0
`7,774
`33,395
`41,169
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`1
`137
`(727)
`(12)
`0
`(46)
`0
`(770)
`(6,083)
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`(2,000)
`0
`0
`0
`(2,000)
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`1,566
`0
`0
`0
`28
`1,594
`(6,489)
`39,884
`33,395
`
`Cash
`
`paid
`
`for income
`
`taxes
`
`0
`
`30
`
`30
`
`0
`
`activities
`financing
`and
`investing
`Non-cash
`held
`by investee
`investment
`Additional
`stock to
`redemption
`of
`preferred
`Accretion
`Series A-1
`warrant
`liability
`Changes in
`A/R,
`adoption
`Purchase
`of
`property and
`finance agreement
`
`ASC-606
`of
`equipment
`in
`
`exchange
`
`value
`
`0
`925
`0
`2,550
`0
`
`0
`4,882
`3,313
`0
`6,500
`
`0
`957
`0
`0
`6,500
`
`0
`3,925
`3,313
`0
`0
`
`for
`
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`
`10,385
`14,375
`0
`(6,555)
`201
`18,406
`13,450
`17,229
`39,884
`
`0
`
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`
`0
`0
`127
`0
`127
`
`0
`0
`0
`(7,222)
`0
`(7,222)
`12,756
`(13,678)
`17,229
`
`0
`
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`
`0
`(9)
`0
`(550)
`(559)
`
`0
`0
`9,490
`(2,793)
`111
`6,808
`7,577
`6,101
`13,678
`
`0
`0
`0
`500
`500
`
`0
`0
`(18,980)
`0
`(152)
`(19,132)
`(18,744)
`11,563
`13,678
`
`0
`(9)
`0
`(300)
`(309)
`
`0
`0
`0
`(250)
`(250)
`
`0
`0
`0
`(2,593)
`35
`(2,558)
`(5,666)
`17,229
`11,563
`
`0
`0
`9,490
`0
`76
`9,566
`12,167
`5,062
`17,229
`
`0
`
`7
`
`0
`
`0
`
`0
`6,789
`0
`0
`0
`
`1,285
`744
`
`0
`(10,960)
`0
`0
`0
`
`0
`1,309
`0
`0
`0
`
`3,112
`3,612
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`(3,058)
`(3,349)
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`0
`5,480
`0
`0
`0
`
`1,223
`973
`
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`(1,039)
`6,101
`5,062
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`0
`
`0
`0
`0
`0
`0
`
`(1,007)
`(1,007)
`
`Operating cash Flow
`Free cash flow
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`31,971
`31,421
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`24,469
`24,596
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`14,688
`14,688
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`(3,783)
`(3,783)
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`(2,607)
`(2,607)
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`16,171
`16,298
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