Seeking Alpha • Feb 05

Boston Omaha: No Good Reason To Be Bullish

Summary Boston Omaha Corporation is a diversified small-cap with billboard, broadband, and insurance businesses, showing steady revenue and profitability growth. BOC’s billboard segment remains its largest, offering stable, predictable cash flows and a defensible moat, while broadband and insurance divisions are also expanding. Despite operational improvements, BOC’s current valuation appears fair at best, with a sum-of-the-parts analysis indicating limited upside and potential downside risk. I assign BOC a "Hold" rating, reflecting quality fundamentals but insufficient discount or catalysts to justify a more bullish stance. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Jan 18

Boston Omaha: Management Can Continue Growing Intrinsic Value

Summary Boston Omaha remains undervalued with a $20 price target, driven by strong management and consistent cash flow across all business segments. Management continues to be a pivotal factor in capital allocation, and their increased communication efforts to shareholders is commendable. General Indemnity Group is the leading performing business, with 96.8% net income YoY growth YTD. Shares are still a buy with a price target of $20. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Sep 27

Boston Omaha Has A Long Runway Ahead

Summary Boston Omaha Corporation (BOC) is in the early stages of building a stable, infrastructure-like business model with recurring revenue streams across its core sectors: billboards, broadband, and insurance. The company’s strategic focus on underserved, non-competitive niche areas has led to resilient growth and strong cash flow, especially in the billboard and broadband segments. With favorable economic conditions and capital discipline, BOC is well-positioned for continued revenue growth, particularly as interest rate cuts could fuel its billboard and broadband expansion. Despite diluting shares to fund expansion, BOC has tripled its revenue per share since 2018 and maintains minimal debt costs, ensuring effective growth for shareholders. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Sep 19

Boston Omaha: Diamond In The Rough

Summary Boston Omaha is significantly undervalued, considering its public stock holdings, cash, and conservative subsidiary valuations against its current market cap. Sky Harbour investment's intrinsic value is estimated at $155 million, despite being under $100 million on the balance sheet. Boston Omaha's diversified segments, including billboard advertising, surety insurance, and broadband, contribute to its undervaluation. With minimal debt, Boston Omaha's assets are likely 10-15% higher than current trading value, making it a buy. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Aug 26

Boston Omaha: Unusually High Downside Protection With Many Valuable Growth Assets

Summary Boston Omaha's transition to sole CEO Adam Peterson marks a new chapter, focusing on core segments: billboards, broadband, and insurance. Despite recent turmoil, Boston Omaha's valuable assets like Link Media and Sky Harbour offer significant growth potential and downside protection. The company's current market cap undervalues its assets, providing an attractive investment opportunity with a 70% upside potential. A $20m share buyback program and strong free cash flow generation enhance shareholder value and long-term growth prospects. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Jul 31

Boston Omaha: Big Opportunity As Shares Are Still Cheap

Summary Management reported solid revenue growth across all business segments in Q1 2024. The new CEO is focusing on improving the existing segments of the holding, rather than building and acquiring new segments. Insider buying activity between May and June of close to $2.5 million reflects management's confidence in the company's undervalued stock. The $20 million share buyback program is another indicator that the company believes their shares are undervalued. Given these, and other reasons I discuss below, my rating for this stock is a Strong Buy. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Articolo di analisi • Jul 17

Boston Omaha Corporation's (NYSE:BOC) Earnings Haven't Escaped The Attention Of Investors

When close to half the companies in the Media industry in the United States have price-to-sales ratios (or "P/S") below...

Seeking Alpha • May 17

Boston Omaha Corporation: Capital Allocation At Its Finest

Summary Boston Omaha Corporation continues to trade near 52-week lows, suggesting it may be undervalued. The company has shown solid fundamental performance improvements, with increasing revenues. Boston Omaha Corporation operates in outdoor billboard advertising, broadband services, surety insurance, and asset management. Shares are a buy with a price target of $20. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Feb 21

Boston Omaha: The Cash Is Starting To Roll In

Summary Boston Omaha operates with a business model centered around responsible growth. Growing cash flows and a net cash position on the balance sheet leaves multiple options for future growth. The market is significantly undervaluing Boston Omaha's assets. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Nov 18

Boston Omaha: Sales Surprise And M&A Efforts May Imply Undervaluation

Summary Boston Omaha Corporation has reported a quarterly net sales surprise and continues to make new acquisitions in various industries. The company's diversification and recent net sales growth make it an attractive investment opportunity. Advances in billboard technology and new business models could further accelerate net sales growth and free cash flow generation. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Aug 23

Boston Omaha Financials Flag Warning Signs

Summary Boston Omaha's second quarter filing reveals widening financial losses, raising concerns about its commercial real estate and aviation investments. The company continues to dilute shareholders by issuing more shares, and general and administrative charges have increased significantly. The investment in aviation hangar developer Sky Harbour is trending in the wrong direction, with a 39% decline in equity value and potential impairment charges. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • May 29

Boston Omaha: An Unprofitable And Overvalued Holding Company

Summary Boston Omaha continues to trade at a premium to book value. I believe this is unwarranted given the firm's track record of unprofitability and poor shareholder value creation. A large executive compensation plan further limits upside for shareholders. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Feb 15

Boston Omaha Corporation: Valuing The Potential REIT Spinoff

Summary Boston Omaha is a small conglomerate that has been slowly building its businesses and adding new industries. It currently operates in the highly profitable insurance, billboard, and broadband industries. As of late, management has announced a new venture, real estate. I have previously written an article that details the operations and valuation of Boston Omaha Corp. (BOC) to gain a better understanding of its business units. At a high level, the company operates across several industries with high margins consisting of indemnity insurance, billboards, fiber infrastructure, and asset management. Each one of these divisions has grown substantially over the past several years and each have strong potential for large future growth. History BOC has benefited from excellent execution and a disciplined mindset by choosing to operate with minimal debt and involving the company in high cash flow producing industries. Per the most recent earnings report, the company possesses a total value of $674.7mm in assets and currently has a price to book ratio of 1.49. Book value per share is the metric that management prefers and early stage Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) preferred for valuing their conglomerates. BOC has been successful in consistently growing this value and believe they have identified a new path for accelerating the book price and cash flow to the company. Boston Omaha Corporation Revenue Growth (Seekingalpha.com) Build For Rent In 2022, a major announcement was made that a new additional business route would be pursued in the form of real estate. Leveraging the Boston Omaha Asset Management arm, capital is being raised to the tune of $150 million from outside investors and 10% being raised by the company itself. This capital is to be used for developing "build-for-rent" housing, an economically efficient and focused real estate development model to capture market share in the ever-growing rental market. To highlight how attractive this business is, take a look at several major players that have recently announced their involvement in this space. Blackstone Build For Rent Investment (afr.com) Capital Square Build For Rent Investment (prnewswire.com) As stated in the most recent annual report, the ultimate goal for this fund is to spin it off as a standalone REIT. This intention is extremely appealing, above the appeal of just becoming involved in real estate development alone. In order for me to display the attractiveness of this venture I will attempt to quantify the potential impact this could have for BOC. REIT Value To begin this estimate, we will use management's stated goal of a 7% cap rate for these properties and assume BOC sticks to the goal of having a 10% ownership of the fund with its own capital. We also will use a comparison in the market to give us a baseline for valuation multiples and profitability. American Homes 4 Rent (AMH) will serve as a peer as they operate with a similar business model. American Homes 4 Rent P/FFO 22.40 FFO/Total Revenues 36.09% Net Income Margin 16.30% To value BOC's Build For Rent Fund, I will calculate my first estimate using the same metric values as AMH above. Also, I will assume the 7% cap rate is proportional to the net income margin of the revenues. What I mean by this is that I will implement the ratio of FFO margin/Net Income Margin as the multiple for FFO versus NOI. AMH (FFO/Total Revs)/(Net Income Margin) = 36.09%/16.30% = FFO expectations of roughly 2.2x the net income. So, to calculate the estimated FFO for BFR I will do the following: ($150 million in real estate assets)*(7% cap rate) = $10.5 million in net income FFO = (2.2 multiple)*($10.5 million) = $23.1 million for BFR Lastly, I will use my industry peer P/FFO multiple to determine the market value of the fund. BFR Mkt. Value = ($23.1 million)*(22.40) = $517.4 million While this is based on several assumptions, it is a staggering number to see. Theoretically this means if Boston Omaha were to spinoff this fund as a REIT, it would be valued at $517.4 million, a 245% return from the initial capital raise. Specifically to BOC, with a 10% stake, they would possess an ownership stake worth $51.7 million. Based on most recent asset reporting of $674.7 million, this would represent nearly an 8% increase in total assets. The icing on the cake would be the roughly $1 million in dividends received per year. I believe BOC has the opportunity to take advantage of its other business units and actually improve the profitability of their real estate portfolio. By owning the fiber optic infrastructure of each home and using its own property management software, I believe FFO margins of 40% are achievable. 40% FFO margins translates to an FFO/Net Income multiple of 2.5x BFR FFO = (2.5 multiple)*($10.5 million) = $26.25 million BFR Mkt. Value = (26.25 million)*(22.40) = $588 million

Articolo di analisi • Feb 08

Does This Valuation Of Boston Omaha Corporation (NYSE:BOC) Imply Investors Are Overpaying?

Does the February share price for Boston Omaha Corporation ( NYSE:BOC ) reflect what it's really worth? Today, we will...

Articolo di analisi • Dec 08

Is Boston Omaha (NYSE:BOC) Weighed On By Its Debt Load?

Some say volatility, rather than debt, is the best way to think about risk as an investor, but Warren Buffett famously...

Seeking Alpha • Dec 07

Boston Omaha: Another Quarter In The Books For This Small Cap Conglomerate

Summary Boston Omaha recently reported Q3 earnings showcasing impressive revenue growth in all three operating segments. The billboard segment was the best of the three, in my opinion, posting revenue growth over 20% and improving margins at the same time. The broadband and insurance segments posted losses for the quarter but should turn profitable at scale. The balance sheet has plenty of cash but showed slight declines in cash and other current assets that would be worth keeping an eye on. The long-term future for Boston Omaha is bright, but the stock is volatile and investors should look for a pullback before buying shares. I have written several times about Boston Omaha (BOC), one of my favorite small-cap stocks. I think the company has a lot of potential for long-term investors and shares many characteristics with the famous Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) (BRK.B). I recently wrote an update on Buffett's conglomerate, and I figured it was time for an update on Boston Omaha after its recent Q3 earnings report. The company is much smaller than Berkshire, but the potential upside is much higher in my opinion due to the small size of the company with its $854M market cap. Investment Thesis Boston Omaha is a small-cap conglomerate with operating segments in billboards, broadband, and insurance, along with other various investments. The company recently reported Q3 results, showing strong revenue growth but posted a net loss of $1.4M. I'm not too worried about the profitability of the company because I expect the margins to improve for each segment as they continue to grow to scale. I will be keeping an eye on the balance sheet, which isn't as strong as it was at the end of 2021, but I still think the long-term future is bright for Boston Omaha. Q3 Results I skimmed the most recent 10-Q and there are a couple of things I wanted to mention before jumping into the segment breakdown. Boston Omaha has been pretty consistent in making acquisitions in the last couple of years, but they didn't make any in Q3. In the past, they have issued equity at a decent clip, but there were no equity issuances in Q3. All else being equal, I would prefer the company avoids diluting us as shareholders, but I can't complain too much if the money is put to good use, and they don't overdo it on issuing new shares. Now we can jump into billboard segment, which is the largest operating segment of the company. Billboards The billboard segment of the company posted the best operating results of the company's operating segments in my opinion. Revenues increased over 20% compared to Q3 2021, which was partially driven by an acquisition. Margins also improved, with gross margins bumping up a couple of ticks to 65% and net margins coming in just over 12%, a 3% increase from 2021. While billboards might not be the sexiest line of business, I think Boston Omaha has the potential to post continued double-digit revenue growth (aided by potential future acquisitions) at the same time as improving margins as the scale of the segment grows. Broadband As predicted in my first article on Boston Omaha, the broadband segment has grown quickly to the point where the billboard segment has dropped below 50% of overall revenues. Again, this is driven by acquisitions made in the last year, but revenue more than doubled in Q3 when compared to 2021. Unfortunately, the net loss expanded in Q3 ($565k), but it wasn't a massive loss. I wouldn't be surprised to see broadband revenues surpass billboard revenues in the future, and I'm expecting to see the bottom line turn positive for the segment as they increase the scale of their operations. Insurance The insurance segment also posted impressive revenue growth for Q3, coming in at just over 25% for Q3. This was driven primarily by a 40% increase in premiums earned and a slight bump in investment and other income. Commissions declined slightly in Q3. Like the broadband segment, the insurance segment posted a loss in Q3. The operating loss was $592k and just under $1.5M after factoring in investment losses. Like the broadband segment, I'm expecting the same thing long term for the insurance segment. Revenue should continue to grow at a solid clip, and I think margins will improve as the segment increases in size. Financials For a company like Boston Omaha, I like looking at the individual operating segments to see if there are any red flags with the core businesses. For any company I own, I also look at the financials to see if there are any obvious red flags there. The income statement, while showing a small loss for Q3, showed impressive revenue growth that is set to continue in my mind. The balance sheet still has more cash than debt, but there were a couple of things worth noting that could become a problem if they continue.

Seeking Alpha • Sep 22

Boston Omaha: Nobody Wants To Get Rich Slowly

Summary With all of the hype surrounding speculative growth stocks and cryptocurrency in recent years, Warren Buffett's famous quote about getting rich slowly couldn't be more relevant. Boston Omaha has slowly, but masterfully, built the beginnings of a powerful conglomerate. With every business sector firing on all cylinders and enticing plans for the future, Boston Omaha may be the long-term buy-and-hold ticket to a happy retirement. Going from a singular sushi restaurant to a $750 million diversified conglomerate in 7 years is no easy feat and is not achieved by luck. Determined to build a durable company capable of achieving responsible growth, Boston Omaha Corporation (BOC) founders Adam Peterson and Alex Rozek leveraged their keen ability to value businesses and recognize opportunity. The company is focused on investing in and owning simple, profitable, high margin businesses. As you can imagine, this won't lead to an immediate sky high valuation and mass speculation driving up stock prices. However, what it does do is build a company with a strong foundation and intrinsic value. Boston Omaha Corporation is one of my highest conviction picks for several reasons, maybe it should be on your radar too. The Business Model Boston Omaha Corporation is indeed a conglomerate. However, it does have some important differences that set it apart from the rest. Sticking true to its founders' mission of building a durable company, BOC operates on the belief that cash is king and that debt should be avoided. To make this possible, they use the numerous levers that are at their disposal as a publicly traded company such as secondary offerings and participating in alternative public offerings such as SPAC's. This is evidenced by the fact that Boston Omaha carries a miniscule amount of long-term debt at just $27 million. They have deployed a significant portion of their cash over the last 6 months with acquisitions, but still hold roughly $40 million in cash and equivalents on the balance sheet while producing over $100 million in free cash flow per year. Secondly, they employ the method of acquiring non-controlling stakes in companies, as opposed to the typical approach of most conglomerates who wholly acquire businesses. The rationale here is in line with the company mission, that it is better to let a wonderful company continue operating wonderfully. Also, this allows them the option to benefit from their operations via look-through earnings, essentially allowing the investees to retain earnings and use them to grow the business for greater future long-term growth. A great example of a minority investment would be the roughly 8x realized/unrealized gains for BOC from a pre-IPO investment in Dream Finders Homes (DFH) in a time horizon of just 4 years. An example of using the look-through approach and allowing the company to retain all of its earnings to fuel future expansion is the growth of Crescent Bank and Trust, which BOC has a minority interest in. The value of BOC's stake is believed by management to be drastically higher than its original purchase value. The reason Boston Omaha Corporation is able to generate such high volumes of free cash flow and invest in numerous companies is due to the nature of the businesses they operate. Operating in four main segments, each division operates in high cash flow industries that are able to provide steady reliable profits. The four main segments are: Billboards - Through their subsidiary, Link Media, they own and operate nearly 4,000 billboards. A simple business with low costs that is easily scalable through acquisitions. Insurance - Providing a necessity-like service such as surety bonds, Boston Omaha is able to gain revenues from premiums written. On top of this, they take advantage of the "float" that insurance companies naturally produce to purchase income-producing securities. Broadband - This rapidly growing segment provides high speed internet service to 43,000 rural monthly-paying subscribers. The margins in this business are extremely high and BOC has been expanding its subscriber base rapidly. There are also significant opportunities with new home builds and last-mile fiber network connections. In Q2 2022, revenues grew over 100% from Q2 2021 to $8.1 million. Boston Omaha Asset Management - The youngest of the four wholly owned businesses. BOAM has hit multiple home runs already, a detailed report of its performance can be found here on page 8 in the latest annual letter. The subsidiary sponsored a SPAC through a BOC owned blank check company that successfully closed with a business combination, which may actually be more of a feat than it seems given the high number of SPAC's that failed to combine. At first glance this may seem out of character given the speculative nature of SPACs. However, the combined business, Sky Harbour (SKYH), is an aviation infrastructure company with a disruptive business model. Construction of hangars are either now in operation or in development at 6 sites across the United States. It may take a few years before Boston Omaha is able to see a return on their investment, but it appears intriguing to say the least. The newest offering of investable funds by BOAM is the real gamechanger and will be discussed in the next section. Company Growth In just 5 years, BOC has grown revenues from $9 million to $67 million, that's a 7.5x increase. The company prefers to value the company based on intrinsic value reflected in the book value per share, looking at this metric over the same time period we see an increase from $147.2 million in total common equity on the balance sheet to $501.4 million for 3.4x gain. However, the book value per share has only risen by 65% to $16.88. There are several reasons for this. It is largely due to the total outstanding shares more than doubling during this time as share dilution was the preferred strategy of the board over issuance of debt. Secondly, the equity method of accounting does not accurately capture the increased asset value of minority interests in other companies. Due to GAAP rules, the asset values of these investments in privately owned companies are recorded as the purchase price and only increase or decrease based on distribution of attributable earnings or receipt of dividends. Due to the fact that Boston Omaha has allowed several investees to retain all earnings, the actual asset value of these minority interests are likely substantially higher. I will attempt to estimate these values later in this article. The company has witnessed strong growth in all of its business divisions and has expressed excitement for the future, especially in broadband. However, the recent developments in the asset management division could be the additional catalyst needed to bring Boston Omaha to the next level. This development is the announcement of the Fund One: Build For Rent investable fund for outside investors, also known as "BFR." For the first time, outside accredited investors will be able to invest alongside BOAM in a fund with the goal of developing build-for-rent residential real estate. They have stated the ultimate goal would be the eventual spinoff of this portfolio into a real estate investment trust ("REIT"), a highly lucrative maneuver for BOC. If the targeted level of funds is raised, BFR will have $150 million in capital with $15 million contributed by BOC itself, the other $135 million would be able to generate income via management fees. The fund would invest capital into developing the real estate portfolio for the eventual spinoff. The reason why this announcement is so exciting is due to the high potential cap rate BOC would be able to achieve by leveraging its own subsidiaries. They will be able to obtain significantly increased profitability metrics over standard REIT's by building out the fiber network for the properties through their own subsidiaries, using the property management software owned through BOC's acquired companies (Logic Commercial Real Estate and Breezeway), reducing management costs due to the ownership of BOAM, and reducing build/repair costs via bulk-ordering for all of the materials for the new properties. Per the annual meeting, they hope to achieve an impressive 7% cap rate. If this was achieved on the $150 million value of invested capital, net income produced by this fund would be $10.5 million from the properties as well as profits from management and performance fees. Fund Description (Boston Omaha) Valuation Unlike most companies, P/E ratios don't really paint an accurate picture for the value of conglomerates such as Boston Omaha. This is due to the fact that BOC owns a hefty number of assets, physical and monetary. Additionally, the GAAP required rules of reporting unrealized gains and losses on investments allow for large swings in reported net income from quarter to quarter. The most accurate way to value BOC would be using the price to book ratio, a view that company executives also share. In the latest earnings report, long-term investment assets were valued at $135.6 million. Let's analyze what the true value might look like based on each of the assets owned by the company: Sky Harbour stake of roughly 29% = $75 million at current market prices Dream Finders Homes stake of roughly 2.75 million shares at current market prices = $30 million Crescent Bank and Trust value estimation of $30 million. This is derived from the $19.1 million initial investment that was reported to be now worth an equivalent of 83% of the book value per share of the bank. 24th Street Asset Management value estimation of $8.5 million. This is directly derived from the latest annual report with an additional $0.5 million in appreciation since the report. Build For Rent Fund Assets = Latest update is from the 2021 annual report with a reported $7.2 million raised. Logic Commercial Real Estate value estimation of $1.5 million, based on management's belief that the value is significantly higher than the $700,000 currently recorded. Breezeway value estimation of $250,000 based on company estimates.

Articolo di analisi • Aug 13

A Look At The Intrinsic Value Of Boston Omaha Corporation (NYSE:BOC)

Today we'll do a simple run through of a valuation method used to estimate the attractiveness of Boston Omaha...

Seeking Alpha • Aug 12

Boston Omaha GAAP EPS of -$0.39, revenue of $20.9M beats by $0.08M

Boston Omaha press release (NYSE:BOC): Q2 GAAP EPS of -$0.39. Revenue of $20.9M (+47.4% Y/Y) beats by $0.08M. Shares -0.63% PM.

Articolo di analisi • May 28

Is Boston Omaha (NYSE:BOC) A Risky Investment?

Legendary fund manager Li Lu (who Charlie Munger backed) once said, 'The biggest investment risk is not the volatility...

Seeking Alpha • May 24

Boston Omaha: Continued Growth For This Small Cap Conglomerate

Boston Omaha has sold off to start 2022 along with the rest of the market and shares are down nearly 30% YTD. They completed another acquisition to create a larger footprint for the broadband operating segment. The company has plenty of cash on the balance sheet and revenue has been growing for all three operating segments. Shares are a strong buy near $20 for long-term investors given the company's valuation and growth potential.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 22

Boston Omaha: Sky Harbour Deal Closed, Shares Are Now A Strong Buy

Sky Harbour's SPAC transaction recently closed, which clarifies things for investors in Boston Omaha. Boston Omaha has a 32.6% stake in Sky Harbour that is worth over $200M at current prices. When you compare that to Boston Omaha's $764M market cap and factor in the other pieces of the business, it becomes clear that the company is materially undervalued. Shares are a strong buy at $25.

Seeking Alpha • Dec 09

Boston Omaha: A Small-Cap Compounder With Large-Cap Potential

Many stocks are due for poor forward returns given their current valuations. For investors fishing in the small cap pond looking for asymmetric bets, Boston Omaha should be on the watch list. Diverse investments and wholly owned subsidiaries provide exposure to various sectors of the American economy. A position in Boston Omaha is a bet on management’s continued execution on acquisitions in billboards, insurance and broadband services, along with new investments in real estate and business aviation. Berkshire Hathaway is an interesting comparison for this small cap conglomerate.

Articolo di analisi • Mar 11

Need To Know: Boston Omaha Corporation (NASDAQ:BOMN) Insiders Have Been Buying Shares

It is not uncommon to see companies perform well in the years after insiders buy shares. The flip side of that is that...

Articolo di analisi • Jan 10

Is Boston Omaha (NASDAQ:BOMN) Using Debt Sensibly?

The external fund manager backed by Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger, Li Lu, makes no bones about it when he says...

Articolo di analisi • Dec 06

Read This Before Selling Boston Omaha Corporation (NASDAQ:BOMN) Shares

We've lost count of how many times insiders have accumulated shares in a company that goes on to improve markedly...

Punteggio fiocco di neve
Valutazione	3/6
Crescita futura	0/6
Prestazioni passate	0/6
Salute finanziaria	4/6
Dividendi	0/6

Prezzi storici delle azioni
Prezzo attuale dell'azione	US$11.21
Massimo di 52 settimane	US$15.75
Minimo di 52 settimane	US$11.03
Beta	0.67
Variazione di 1 mese	-10.75%
Variazione a 3 mesi	-10.61%
Variazione di 1 anno	-26.97%
Variazione a 3 anni	-44.03%
Variazione a 5 anni	-56.40%
Variazione dall'IPO	-25.27%

	BOC	US Media	US Mercato
7D	-6.7%	-1.1%	2.1%
1Y	-27.0%	-13.9%	30.6%

BOC volatility
BOC Average Weekly Movement	3.4%
Media Industry Average Movement	9.0%
Market Average Movement	7.2%
10% most volatile stocks in US Market	16.1%
10% least volatile stocks in US Market	3.2%

BOC statistiche fondamentali
Capitalizzazione di mercato	US$349.59m
Utili (TTM)	-US$12.43m
Ricavi(TTM)	US$114.38m

BOC Conto economico (TTM)
Ricavi	US$114.38m
Costo del fatturato	US$64.88m
Profitto lordo	US$49.49m
Altre spese	US$61.92m
Utili	-US$12.43m

Utile per azione (EPS)	-0.41
Margine lordo	43.27%
Margine di profitto netto	-10.87%
Rapporto debito/patrimonio netto	9.1%

Dati	Ultimo aggiornamento (ora UTC)
Analisi dell'azienda	2026/05/07 09:19
Prezzo dell'azione a fine giornata	2026/05/07 00:00
Utili	2025/12/31
Utili annuali	2025/12/31

Pacchetto	Dati	Tempistica	Esempio Fonte USA ^*
Dati finanziari della società	10 anni	Conto economico Rendiconto finanziario Bilancio	Modulo SEC 10-K Modulo SEC 10-Q
Stime di consenso degli analisti	+3 anni	Previsioni finanziarie Obiettivi di prezzo degli analisti	Rapporti di ricerca degli analisti Blue Matrix
Prezzi di mercato	30 anni	Prezzi delle azioni Dividendi, scissioni e azioni	Dati di mercato ICE Modulo SEC S-1
Proprietà	10 anni	Top azionisti Insider trading	Modulo 4 SEC Modulo 13D SEC
Gestione	10 anni	Team di leadership Consiglio di amministrazione	Modulo SEC 10-K Modulo SEC DEF 14A
Sviluppi principali	10 anni	Annunci aziendali	Modulo 8-K SEC

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Full year 2025 earnings released: US$0.40 loss per share (vs US$0.041 loss in FY 2024)

Boston Omaha: No Good Reason To Be Bullish

Price target decreased by 22% to US$14.00

Boston Omaha Corporation (NYSE:BOC) announces an Equity Buyback for $30 million worth of its shares.

New major risk - Revenue and earnings growth

Price target increased by 16% to US$25.00

Recent updates

Full year 2025 earnings released: US$0.40 loss per share (vs US$0.041 loss in FY 2024)

Boston Omaha: No Good Reason To Be Bullish

Price target decreased by 22% to US$14.00

Boston Omaha Corporation (NYSE:BOC) announces an Equity Buyback for $30 million worth of its shares.

New major risk - Revenue and earnings growth

Price target increased by 16% to US$25.00

New minor risk - Earnings quality

Second quarter 2025 earnings released: US$0.074 loss per share (vs US$0.07 loss in 2Q 2024)

Boston Omaha Corporation, Annual General Meeting, Aug 25, 2025

Now 25% overvalued after recent price rise

First quarter 2025 earnings released: US$0.021 loss per share (vs US$0.09 loss in 1Q 2024)

Less than half of directors are independent

Price target decreased by 11% to US$20.00

Full year 2024 earnings released: US$0.041 loss per share (vs US$0.23 loss in FY 2023)

Boston Omaha: Management Can Continue Growing Intrinsic Value

Boston Omaha Corporation Appoints David S. Graff to Board of Directors, Chair of the Audit Committee and A Member of the Compensation Committee

Third quarter 2024 earnings released: US$0.051 loss per share (vs US$0.052 loss in 3Q 2023)

Now 20% overvalued after recent price rise

Boston Omaha Has A Long Runway Ahead

Price target decreased by 8.5% to US$21.50

Boston Omaha: Diamond In The Rough

Boston Omaha: Unusually High Downside Protection With Many Valuable Growth Assets

Second quarter 2024 earnings released: US$0.07 loss per share (vs US$0.049 profit in 2Q 2023)

Boston Omaha: Big Opportunity As Shares Are Still Cheap

Boston Omaha Corporation (NYSE:BOC) announces an Equity Buyback for $20 million worth of its shares.

Boston Omaha Corporation's (NYSE:BOC) Earnings Haven't Escaped The Attention Of Investors

President recently bought US$187k worth of stock

Independent Director recently bought US$140k worth of stock

Independent Director recently bought US$137k worth of stock

Boston Omaha Corporation: Capital Allocation At Its Finest

First quarter 2024 earnings released: US$0.09 loss per share (vs US$0.11 loss in 1Q 2023)

Boston Omaha Corporation Announces Departure of Alex Rozek as Co-CEO

Boston Omaha Corporation Announces Departure of Alex Rozek as Co-Chair

Price target decreased by 12% to US$26.50

Full year 2023 earnings released: US$0.23 loss per share (vs US$0.24 profit in FY 2022)

Boston Omaha: The Cash Is Starting To Roll In

Boston Omaha Corporation, Annual General Meeting, May 01, 2024

Independent Director recently bought US$150k worth of stock

Boston Omaha: Sales Surprise And M&A Efforts May Imply Undervaluation

Third quarter 2023 earnings released: US$0.052 loss per share (vs US$0.047 loss in 3Q 2022)

Price target decreased by 9.7% to US$32.75

Boston Omaha Financials Flag Warning Signs

Second quarter 2023 earnings released: EPS: US$0.049 (vs US$0.39 loss in 2Q 2022)

Boston Omaha Corporation Names Sydney Atkins as Managing Director

Co-Chairperson notifies of intention to sell stock

Boston Omaha: An Unprofitable And Overvalued Holding Company

Director recently bought US$57k worth of stock

First quarter 2023 earnings released: US$0.11 loss per share (vs US$0.55 profit in 1Q 2022)

Full year 2022 earnings released: EPS: US$0.24 (vs US$1.82 in FY 2021)

Boston Omaha Corporation: Valuing The Potential REIT Spinoff

Does This Valuation Of Boston Omaha Corporation (NYSE:BOC) Imply Investors Are Overpaying?

Boston Omaha Broadband Appoints Frank DeJoy as Chief Operating Officer

Is Boston Omaha (NYSE:BOC) Weighed On By Its Debt Load?

Boston Omaha: Another Quarter In The Books For This Small Cap Conglomerate

Insufficient new directors

Third quarter 2022 earnings released: US$0.047 loss per share (vs US$0.89 loss in 3Q 2021)

Boston Omaha: Nobody Wants To Get Rich Slowly

Independent Director recently sold US$518k worth of stock

A Look At The Intrinsic Value Of Boston Omaha Corporation (NYSE:BOC)

Second quarter 2022 earnings released: US$0.39 loss per share (vs US$0.29 profit in 2Q 2021)

Boston Omaha GAAP EPS of -$0.39, revenue of $20.9M beats by $0.08M

Independent Director recently bought US$96k worth of stock