TDOC (TELADOC, INC)
- P/E: n/a
- GAAP DILUTED YEAR-OVER-YEAR EPS GROWTH LAST QUARTER: $.1
- SECTOR: HEALTH SERVICES
- ASSETS-LIABILITIES: 22
- DIVIDEND: none
TDOC is the ticker for
Teladoc, a telemedicine company specializing in subscription
services. The company provides companies access to consult with
licensed physicians 24 hours a day with the subscription model. A
recent IPO, TDOC is not yet profitable, and has consistent revenue
growth.
TDOC increased its revenue
60% on a year-over-year basis when it reported last 5/8/17. They
increased advertising budget nearly 50% to support strong revenue
growth, while their “legal” budget was diminished significantly.
“Technology and development” increased about 25%, and sales costs
increased 50%. While overall net loss actually increased on a
year-over-year basis, EPS was reported as increased due to an
increase in the amount of shares outstanding. The reported EPS beat
wall street expectations, and revenue beat expectations by a larger
margin. Revenue has increased on a year-over-year basis by 59% or
more since Q2 '15, according to TDOC's investor relations website.
TDOC reports that it has 22 times as many assets as it does
liabilities, and has more than three times as much cash on hand as
long-term debt.
Founded in 2002 by George
Brooks, Teladoc went public 7/1/15. Jason Gorevic is the CEO.
Teladoc has not announced a plan as to when it will become
profitable. Teladoc gains some business over competitors by offering
a subscription pay rate for employers which its competitors lack,
according to seekingalpha. TDOC reports that 80% of its revenue is
derived from this subscription service.
It is impossible to
determine whether or not Teladoc is overvalued for its specific
service as it is the only telemedicine company listed on the NYSE.
Revenue has been steadily increasing and the company is not yet
profitable as it continues to spend heavily on sales and marketing in
order to continue its revenue growth. Teladoc reports 8/16/17, and
is expected to declare a loss of $.26 per share, according to CNN
money.
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