Small caps to watch: Earnings from Lightspeed, Sucro, Dye & Durham and more
Several small-cap stocks have reported their earnings, showing mixed results. Lightspeed Commerce Inc. posted a revenue increase but a net loss, while Sucro Ltd. experienced a decline in both revenue and profit. Dye & Durham Ltd. reported a drop in revenue but an improvement in net income compared to the previous year.
- ▪Lightspeed Commerce Inc. reported revenue of US$290.8-million, a 15 percent increase from the previous year.
- ▪Sucro Ltd. saw its revenue drop to $149.2-million, with net income falling to $5.4-million.
- ▪Dye & Durham Ltd. reported a revenue decrease of 12 percent, but net income improved to $66-million.
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