RTB Digital (RTB) Q2 2016 earnings summary
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Q2 2016 earnings summary
5 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Q2 2016 revenue rose to $714,522 from $330,000, driven by closing a larger hotel acquisition; net income fell to $4,819 from $78,957 as gross profit declined and expenses increased.
H1 revenue was $969,522 versus $781,418, while net income was $244 versus $171,121; negative working capital and stockholders’ deficit raised substantial doubt about ongoing operations.
Financial highlights
Q2 gross profit was $203,725 versus $244,000; operating income was $8,571 versus $114,990.
H1 gross profit was $353,725 versus $459,418; operating loss was $5,239 versus operating income of $258,883.
H1 G&A expense increased to $358,964 from $200,535, mainly due to higher payroll and staff expenses; consulting expense rose to $615,797 from $322,000 following a large hotel deal.
Cash was $71,647 at June 30, 2016, versus $46,672 at Dec. 31, 2015; H1 operating cash use was $46,815.
Outlook and guidance
Focus for the next 12 months is on real estate transactions; management expects net service revenue and continued major-shareholder note support to sustain operations for another 12 months.
Management expects to grow real estate and financial advisory revenue, but additional debt or equity financing may be needed absent significant revenue growth; funding availability and profitability are uncertain.
Management sees potential to build a sustainable U.S. commercial real estate revenue stream through existing clients, new client development, asset management, and a national platform.
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