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Secured Digital Applications Inc
SDGL (OTC-BB)
Industry: Communications Services
Price as of October 7 - $0.265
Long-term Target - $0.75 - $0.95
Whether you’re coming or going, SDGL is keeping a secure eye on things to make sure you’re who you say you are. SDGL and its six subsidiaries are involved in the development of secured shipping and supply chain management services and the sale of biometrics security systems.
Today, the only technology that can automatically identify people with any degree of certainty is BIOMETRICS. Biometrics uses unique physiological characteristics that are not shared by any other person, such as fingerprints and faces, to positively identify an individual.
What's unique about SDGL’s EyStar Biometric Technology? EyStar has combined the power of two biometric technologies: face recognition and fingerprint recognition. This combo makes it possible to serve enterprises with multiple locations and populations (up to 2.5 million) with the level of security being equal to DNA.
SDGL’s proprietary technology is catching fire too. For the second quarter of fiscal 2004 SDGL revenue soared 33% to $5.165 million, while net income rose 5% to $236,115. For the first six months, revenues jumped 29% to $9,633,447, with the company’s net income rocketing 42.5% to $399,415. Increases in revenue are due in large part, to the fact that the company’s newer lines of biometric security products are beginning to generate sales.
Not content with significant double digit growth, SDGL recently announced that it completed the acquisition of a 56% controlling interest in Gallant IT Holdings. A leading Malaysian provider of personal computers and peripherals, Gallant is also one of the country’s leading distributors of Apple computers. For 2004, Gallant is projecting revenues of $11 million.
With headquarters in both New York and Malaysia, SDGL is uniquely positioned to capitalize on two markets that, economically, compliment each other well. For starters, the U.S is Malaysia’s largest trading partner. At home, Malaysia’s GDP has been forecast to expand by 6%, driven by a more vibrant domestic economy.
A structural shift in the economy with Malaysia moving from being a developing to a developed nation means that Services is the sector to watch in the future. Betting that there will be higher demand for transportation, communication, and security services is almost a no-brainer.
Secured Digital Applications Inc
SDGL (OTC-BB)
Industry: Communications Services
Price as of October 7 - $0.265
Long-term Target - $0.75 - $0.95
Whether you’re coming or going, SDGL is keeping a secure eye on things to make sure you’re who you say you are. SDGL and its six subsidiaries are involved in the development of secured shipping and supply chain management services and the sale of biometrics security systems.
Today, the only technology that can automatically identify people with any degree of certainty is BIOMETRICS. Biometrics uses unique physiological characteristics that are not shared by any other person, such as fingerprints and faces, to positively identify an individual.
What's unique about SDGL’s EyStar Biometric Technology? EyStar has combined the power of two biometric technologies: face recognition and fingerprint recognition. This combo makes it possible to serve enterprises with multiple locations and populations (up to 2.5 million) with the level of security being equal to DNA.
SDGL’s proprietary technology is catching fire too. For the second quarter of fiscal 2004 SDGL revenue soared 33% to $5.165 million, while net income rose 5% to $236,115. For the first six months, revenues jumped 29% to $9,633,447, with the company’s net income rocketing 42.5% to $399,415. Increases in revenue are due in large part, to the fact that the company’s newer lines of biometric security products are beginning to generate sales.
Not content with significant double digit growth, SDGL recently announced that it completed the acquisition of a 56% controlling interest in Gallant IT Holdings. A leading Malaysian provider of personal computers and peripherals, Gallant is also one of the country’s leading distributors of Apple computers. For 2004, Gallant is projecting revenues of $11 million.
With headquarters in both New York and Malaysia, SDGL is uniquely positioned to capitalize on two markets that, economically, compliment each other well. For starters, the U.S is Malaysia’s largest trading partner. At home, Malaysia’s GDP has been forecast to expand by 6%, driven by a more vibrant domestic economy.
A structural shift in the economy with Malaysia moving from being a developing to a developed nation means that Services is the sector to watch in the future. Betting that there will be higher demand for transportation, communication, and security services is almost a no-brainer.