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Digital Turbine
Digital Turbine, formerly known as Mandalay Digital Group, operates as a provider of end-to-end mobile content and monetization solutions, including application management, user discovery, and direct operator billing. As of the quarter ended September 30, 2014, the company is navigating a period of significant corporate restructuring and aggressive international expansion. While the firm maintains sufficient working capital to fund operations for the upcoming twelve months, it remains in a loss-making position, reporting a net loss of $5.2 million for the second quarter and $9.8 million for the six-month period. Total assets declined to $35.9 million during this timeframe, reflecting the ongoing costs associated with strategic acquisitions and infrastructure development.
Revenue performance for the first half of the fiscal year 2015 showed a 4.6% decline to $11.0 million, as growth in advertising and billing segments failed to offset a broader downturn in content sales. The company’s financial health is heavily dependent on a limited number of mobile carrier relationships and is subject to the inherent volatility of seasonal device sell-through rates. Furthermore, management identified material weaknesses in internal financial reporting controls regarding the financial close process, which the company is actively addressing through ERP implementation and personnel realignment.
Strategic growth remains a primary focus, evidenced by the acquisition of DT APAC, the purchase of Xyologic Mobile Analysis assets, and a pending merger with Appia, Inc. These initiatives aim to scale the company’s mobile content infrastructure globally. Despite these efforts, the company maintains a full valuation allowance against its deferred tax assets due to the uncertainty of future profitability. While the company continues to settle contingent liabilities from previous acquisitions and expand its equity incentive programs, long-term viability remains contingent upon achieving consistent positive cash flow and successfully integrating its recent international expansions.
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