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April 24, 2007
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On April 23, Shuffle Master (Nasdaq: SHFL ) released first-quarter earnings for the period ended Jan. 31.
• Earnings folded over 71%, while management struggles to generate returns from the recent acquisition of Stargames.
• Shuffle Master was delinquent in its earnings release for the first quarter when it overstated inventory purchased from a subsidiary.
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(Figures in thousands, except per-share data.)
Income Statement Highlights
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Q1 2007
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Q1 2006
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Change
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Sales
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$37,341.0
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$33,318.0
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12.1%
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Net Profit
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$2,025.0
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$7,353.0
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(72.5%)
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EPS
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$0.06
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$0.21
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(71.4%)
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Diluted Shares
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35,594.0
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35,692.0
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(0.3%)
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Get back to basics with the income statement.
Margin Checkup
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Q1 2007
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Q1 2006
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Change*
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71.9%
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78.7%
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(6.8)
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12.6%
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34.3%
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(21.7)
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5.4%
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22.1%
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(16.7)
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*Expressed in percentage points.
Margins are the earnings engine.
Balance Sheet Highlights
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Assets
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Q1 2007
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Q1 2006
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Change
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Cash + ST Invest.
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$3,064.0
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$40,972.0
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(92.5%)
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Accounts Rec.
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$29,252.0
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$19,261.0
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51.9%
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Inventory
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$28,627.0
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$8,293.0
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245.2%
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Liabilities
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Q1 2007
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Q1 2006
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Change
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Accounts Payable
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$6,441.0
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$5,074.0
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26.9%
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Long-Term Debt
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$222,608.0
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$153,103.0
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45.4%
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The balance sheet reflects the company's health.
Cash Flow Highlights
Free cash flow is a Fool's best friend.
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