From SCO:
"Of the $21.0 million in anticipated second-quarter revenue, approximately $12.8 million is expected to come from the sale of its operating system platform products, and $8.2 million is expected to come from its SCOsource licensing initiative."
From Edgar: (figures in $K):
"OTHER ASSETS: Intangibles, net: 10,473" versus "Total stockholders’ equity: 8,003"
Translation for those who haven't taken any accounting:
Out of the current book value per share of $0.67, approximated $0.88 of that is its intellectual property -- at what they value it.
Finally, to further poke them in the eye, from Yahoo:
Management Effectiveness: Return on Equity (trailing 12 months): -109.27%
Executive Summary from Mark Linimon:
He's dead, Jim.
Posted by mark at May 14, 2003 05:33 PMThe theory I heard was that suing IBM was an exit strategy ... they could buy SCO for less than the silly lawsuit would cost. The most recent news calls that into question. It's now looking more like a drowning victim desperately grabbing out to pull everything down with it.
Posted by: Chip on May 14, 2003 09:46 PM