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SinglePoint Inc. (SING)·Q3 2024 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q3 2024 consolidated revenue was $5.54M (flat q/q, -20% y/y), with gross profit of $2.50M and gross margin of 45.1% (up from 25.6% in Q2), while net loss widened to $(4.51)M driven by derivative-related items and loss on settlements . Boston Solar (subsidiary) posted positive EBIT of $0.42M and gross margin of 45.1% on $5.54M total income (unaudited, non‑GAAP) .
- No company quantitative guidance was issued. Management highlighted margin recovery and cost actions at Boston Solar; industry commentary cites SEIA’s 2025 residential growth outlook, not company guidance .
- Prior quarters show volatility: Q2 2024 revenue $5.45M but heavy loss (EPS $(45.97)), margin 25.6%; Q1 2024 revenue $4.14M, margin 44.8%, EPS $(0.37) .
- Stock catalysts: sustained margin improvement and Boston Solar EBIT positivity versus headwinds from severe liquidity constraints (cash ~$0.06M at 9/30) and Cboe BZX delisting (effective Sept 10, 2024), plus material derivative liabilities .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
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What Went Well
- Consolidated gross margin rebounded to 45.1% in Q3 from 25.6% in Q2; gross profit rose to $2.50M on $5.54M revenue . “We are encouraged by the progress...especially the improvement in Gross Margin to 45.1% and the positive Net Operating Income of $418,196” – CEO Wil Ralston (re: Boston Solar) .
- Boston Solar achieved positive EBIT ($418k; 7.5% margin) and improved gross margin to 45.1% via restructuring and cost reductions; EBITDA turned positive (non‑GAAP) .
- Sequential stabilization in revenue (Q2→Q3: $5.45M to $5.54M) while loss from operations narrowed to $(0.97)M from $(4.59)M .
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What Went Wrong
- Net loss remained elevated at $(4.51)M in Q3 due to loss on settlements and derivative liability impacts despite stronger gross margin .
- Liquidity stress: cash fell to ~$0.06M at 9/30; working capital deficit ~$(15.6)M; management flagged substantial doubt about going concern .
- Capital markets overhang: delisted from Cboe BZX (suspension after Sept 10, 2024) and ongoing internal control material weaknesses; no numerical guidance to anchor expectations .
Financial Results
Consolidated results (oldest → newest)
Consensus vs actual (company-wide)
- Revenue (Q3 2024): Actual $5.54M ; Consensus: Not available from S&P Global for SING (no CIQ mapping returned).
- EPS (Q3 2024): Actual $(0.83) ; Consensus: Not available from S&P Global.
Boston Solar (subsidiary) – Q3 FY24 vs Q3 FY23 (unaudited, non‑GAAP where noted)
KPIs and operations (Boston Solar)
- Installed projects throughput increased from 4–6 per week to 8+ per week .
Disaggregation/Segments
- The company does not present reportable segments; revenues are primarily services from Boston Solar, with non‑core retail at Box Pure Air; disaggregation categories are described, not quantified in Q3 2024 .
Guidance Changes
Notes: Management referenced industry projections (SEIA: residential +21% in 2025) but did not issue company-specific quantitative guidance ranges .
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
No Q3 2024 earnings-call transcript was available in our system; themes below reflect filings and press releases.
Management Commentary
- “We are encouraged by the progress made...especially the improvement in Gross Margin to 45.1% and the positive Net Operating Income of $418,196.” – Wil Ralston, CEO (Boston Solar Q3) .
- “These results validate the transformative steps we’ve taken to revitalize operations, enhance efficiency, and build a stronger foundation for sustainable growth.” – Wil Ralston .
- Strategic focus areas cited: profitability, operational efficiency (workflow optimization), and positioning for future industry growth (SEIA 2025 outlook) .
Q&A Highlights
No earnings call transcript was available for Q3 2024 in our system; no Q&A themes to report.
Estimates Context
- S&P Global (Capital IQ) consensus estimates for Q3 2024 revenue and EPS were unavailable for SING in our system (no CIQ mapping returned). Actuals: Revenue $5.54M and EPS $(0.83) .
- Given the lack of consensus data, we cannot assess beat/miss versus Wall Street for Q3 2024.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Margin inflection but earnings still pressured: Consolidated gross margin recovered to 45.1% and Boston Solar posted positive EBIT; however, below-the-line items (derivatives/settlements) kept net loss high .
- Liquidity is the central risk: ~$0.06M cash at quarter-end and large working capital deficit; going concern language persists—funding and balance sheet actions remain critical .
- Market/listing headwinds: Delisted from Cboe BZX in Sept 2024, adding capital markets friction; internal control weaknesses persist .
- Execution matters: Cost and throughput gains at Boston Solar drove margin improvement—sustaining this trajectory while managing corporate costs is key to narrowing losses .
- Settlement strategy: The 3(a)(10) settlement aims to retire ~$2.5M payables without cash, but is equity‑dilutive and contingent on court approval; monitor dilution and derivative liabilities .
- Near-term: Expect focus on liquidity (financing, settlements), maintaining higher-margin mix, and further operating cost discipline; absence of guidance implies higher uncertainty .
- Medium-term: If industry volumes normalize (SEIA’s 2025 view) and Boston Solar maintains efficiency, the margin framework could support improved operating results, contingent on capital structure repair and controls remediation .
Sources
- Q3 2024 10-Q (quarter ended Sept 30, 2024): revenue, margins, loss, liquidity, controls, listing outcomes .
- Q2 2024 10-Q (quarter ended Jun 30, 2024): prior-quarter comps, SG&A/margin context, listing notices .
- Q1 2024 10-Q (quarter ended Mar 31, 2024): earlier comps, going concern .
- Q3 2024 8-K/Press Release – Boston Solar (EX‑99.1): Boston Solar Q3 performance (non‑GAAP) and management quotes .
- CEO shareholder update (July 24, 2024): market/strategy backdrop .