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Millennium Sustainable Ventures Corp. (MILC)·Q4 2019 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q4 2019 disclosure consisted of an 8-K furnishing SMC Global Securities Limited’s unaudited consolidated financial statements for the nine months ended December 31, 2019; management explicitly noted these are not the registrant’s financial statements, providing no MILC revenue/EPS/margins or guidance .
- MILC executed two Right-to-Sell transactions around Q4: 600,000 SMC shares sold on October 1, 2019 for $632,683 ($1.054/share) and 300,000 SMC shares sold on December 10, 2019 for $317,500 ($1.058/share), ending Q4 with 9,104,690 SMC shares held .
- No earnings call transcript or additional press releases were found for Q4 2019; investor visibility into MILC’s quarter is limited to movements in its minority SMC stake and attached SMC financials .
- Near-term stock reaction catalysts appear tied to SMC liquidity events (Right-to-Sell executions, potential listing/IPO) rather than registrant-level operating performance, as the 8-K contained no registrant guidance or results .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Executed Right-to-Sell transactions at roughly $1.05/share, monetizing a portion of the SMC stake while preserving a large residual holding (9.10M shares post-December sale), supporting near-term liquidity without reliance on registrant operations .
- Continued transparency on SMC via filed financial statements, consistent with registrant’s commitment to furnish SMC’s results as its relevant asset; “The SMC Financial Statements are not financial statements of the Registrant” but are provided for investor context .
- Documentation recapped the Right-to-Sell framework and reiterated the intent for ongoing public filing of SMC financials, which aids investors tracking valuation and proceeds from share sales .
What Went Wrong
- No registrant-level quarterly financials (revenues, EPS, margins) or guidance were furnished; investors lack clarity on MILC’s own P&L or cash flows for Q4 2019 .
- No earnings call or Q&A; the filing did not provide qualitative commentary on quarter-to-quarter drivers at the registrant level, limiting insight into strategy or capital allocation beyond SMC share sales .
- Right-to-Sell counterparty performance risk persists; the 8-K cautions there is “no assurance the ‘promoter group’ will comply” with obligations—an ongoing headwind for predictability of monetization cadence .
Financial Results
MILC did not furnish registrant-level revenues/EPS/margins in Q4 2019; the 8-K only attached SMC’s nine-month financial statements and confirmed they are not MILC’s financials.
Investment transactions and SMC stake KPIs:
Segment breakdown: Not applicable (registrant furnished minority investment financials from SMC; no MILC segment reporting) .
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
No earnings call transcript was located; narrative is limited to 8-K disclosures. Themes below reflect filing content continuity across periods.
Management Commentary
- “The unaudited consolidated financial statements of SMC Global Securities Limited (‘SMC’) for the nine months ended December 31, 2019… are attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1. The SMC Financial Statements are not financial statements of the Registrant.” (Form 8-K Item 2.02, Feb 21, 2020) .
- “On October 1, 2019 MILC completed the sale of 600,000 shares of SMC for net proceeds of approximately $632,683 which translates to approximately $1.054 per SMC share. After giving effect to the sales described herein, MILC holds 9,404,690 shares of SMC Global (‘SMC’).” (Form 8-K Item 8.01, Oct 1, 2019) .
- “December 10, 2019 MILC completed the sale of 300,000 shares of SMC for net proceeds of approximately $317,500 which translates to approximately $1.058 per SMC share. After giving effect to the sales described herein, MILC holds 9,104,690 shares of SMC Global (‘SMC’).” (Form 8-K Item 8.01 and Item 2.02, Dec 12, 2019) .
Q&A Highlights
- No Q&A section is available as no earnings call transcript was furnished; the 8-K disclosures were limited to SMC financial statement exhibits and transaction updates without registrant-level Q&A .
Estimates Context
- Wall Street consensus (S&P Global) for MILC Q4 2019 EPS and revenue was unavailable; the registrant furnished no MILC financials, and our S&P Global query returned no mapped estimates for MILC.*
- With no registrant-level results or guidance, sell-side models (if any) would hinge on valuation/realization of the SMC stake rather than operating metrics.
*Consensus/values retrieved from S&P Global were unavailable due to missing CIQ mapping.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- MILC’s quarter was defined by SMC monetization, not registrant operations: two Right-to-Sell transactions at ~$1.05/share generated $950K total proceeds and reduced the stake to 9.10M shares by December 12, 2019 .
- The 8-K furnished SMC’s nine-month financials but did not include MILC’s revenues/EPS/margins or guidance, limiting fundamental analysis at the registrant level .
- Execution risk remains with the Right-to-Sell counterparty; filings caution there is no assurance of compliance, which can affect timing of monetizations and cash generation .
- Near-term trading likely ties to further Right-to-Sell executions or any developments toward an SMC listing/IPO; monitor subsequent 8-Ks for additional sales and updated holdings .
- Without registrant financials or a call, there are no estimate beats/misses to anchor; any revisions should focus on expected monetization cadence and valuation of the SMC stake rather than MILC operating metrics .
- Position sizing should reflect disclosure limitations and OTC liquidity conditions; catalysts are event-driven (transactions, SMC corporate actions) rather than quarterly operating performance .
- Continue tracking exhibit filings for SMC financials to triangulate potential valuation implications for MILC’s stake and realized proceeds in future periods .
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