Excellent balance sheet with solid track record
Over the past few years, SYNC has more than doubled its earnings, with its most recent figure exceeding its annual average over the past five years. Not only did SYNC outperformed its past performance, its growth also exceeded the Capital Markets industry expansion, which generated a 30.04% earnings growth. This is an optimistic signal for the future. Investors should not worry about SYNC’s debt levels because the company has none! This means it is running its business only on equity capital funding, which is typically normal for a small-cap company. SYNC has plenty of financial flexibility, without debt obligations to meet in the short term, as well as the headroom to raise debt should it need to in the future.
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