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August 25, 2008
Kelyniam Releases Second Quarter Earnings
Results
Monday August 25, 8:00 am ET
Little Rock, Arkansas--Kelyniam
Global, Inc. (KLYG)
an advanced Engineering and Rapid Prototyping
Company specializing in CADCAM technology today
releases second quarter earnings results.
Over the weekend, the Company released financial
statements for the second quarter 2008, and
would like to take a little time to discuss what
these statements mean in layman’s terms.
The company stated on a press release on July
22, 2008, that management believed that
profitability could be attainable by year end
2008. We are doing a little better than was
expected at the time of that release. Our
second quarter Revenue for $160,000 USD only
accounts for the revenues
generation by the recent acquisition of
M2-Systems for the month of June, since that acquisition was finalized
on June 1.
The Bottom line is that if the Company had not
issued and expensed the stock issued for
compensation to some of the affiliates during
the second quarter 2008, we would have had
retained earnings of around 2 cents a share, and
things are on track for the third quarter to be
better than the second quarter. We are now
raising the 2008 year end earrings from break
even to 3-5 cents a share.
Since Kelyniam’s creation, management’s
intentions have been for the parent to become a
holding company similar to Berkshire Hathaway.
Our first acquisition was made for $1.00 USD for
over 1 million dollars in assets, and over 1
million dollars of projected revenues for the
year following the acquisition. That was a
good deal for the shareholders. We have a
couple more acquisitions in mind over the course
of the next six months that management also
believes will add significant shareholder value.
Kelyniam became public with the intentions of
raising money in the U.S. equity markets in
order to facilitate faster growth by acquiring
additional companies similar to our most recent
acquisition. Because management has not and
will not get involved with some sort of toxic
financing, we have not been able to raise
additional funding through the equity markets.
Because no acceptable financing has been
afforded the company to date, management’s
primary directive has changed to completely
focusing on the growth of the company which will
result in the fact that our current market cap
is severely undervalued.
At the close of the market on Friday, August 22,
2008, and with the projected earnings for the
end of 2008, the company’s stock is trading at a
forward multiple of 4, which management believes
is an undervalued price to sell personal stock
in order to raise money for future
acquisitions. The average price to earnings
multiple for a small growth company similar to
Kelyniam is between 30 to 40, which would mean
that our company’s stock should be trading
around $1.75 for 2008 earnings projections, and
over 3 dollars for 2009’s earnings projections.
As of the date of this press release, neither
the company nor the affiliates have, because of
the lack of liquidity in the company’s market
and what they believe to be a significantly
undervalued share price, sold stock in the
public market. If the market of Kelyniam
Global, Inc. stock becomes more liquid, and
reflects a more equitable price, then the
affiliates have every intention of selling some
of their positions in order to use the proceeds
for the growth of the company.
A more detailed explanation of the Company's
second quarter earnings can be found by
following the Financial Statements tab, or by
selecting this link:
http://www.kelyniam.com/2008Q2.htm
Please feel free to call the Company if you have
further questions.
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