RTB Digital (RTB) Q1 2015 earnings summary
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Q1 2015 earnings summary
5 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Q1 revenue was $451,418 versus $612,625 in Q1 2014; net income rose to $92,164 from $77,360 as lower G&A, interest expense and tax provision outweighed lower gross profit.
One hotel acquisition closed in Q1 2015 versus two in Q1 2014, driving lower consulting revenue and related costs.
Financial highlights
Gross profit was $215,418 versus $321,625; operating income was $143,893 versus $135,672 for Q1 2014.
G&A expense fell 61.5% to $71,525 from $185,953, mainly following removal of an officer from payroll.
Net cash provided by operating activities was $177,305 versus $396,394; quarter-end cash was $36,764 versus $41,420 at Dec. 31, 2014.
Outlook and guidance
Focus is on real estate transactions to generate revenue; management expected available working capital to sustain operations for 12 months, supported by service revenue and shareholder note funding.
Growth plans target the next few years, leveraging hotel assets viewed as below replacement cost, reasonable cap rates and value-add opportunities.
Long-term growth funding may combine internally generated cash with potential debt and equity financing; no 2015 capital expenditure commitments were planned.
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