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Sysorex, Inc. (SYSX)·Q3 2022 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q3 revenue increased over 85% year-over-year to $3.50M, with operating expenses reduced nearly 15%; management highlighted a strong government services pipeline and a pivot of TTM assets toward AI/ML processing and hosting .
- Sysorex Government Services year-to-date revenue reached ~$12.0M with ~$2.1M profit; ~$13.0M of new orders are expected to be recognized over the next four quarters, supporting confidence in long-term positive cash flow from SGS .
- Q3 continuing operations were slightly positive ($0.06M), aided by other income; however, total net loss was -$1.07M due to discontinued operations losses and impairment tied to Ethereum’s transition to Proof-of-Stake .
- Liquidity remains strained: cash ~$0.14M, working capital deficit ~$21.6M, short-term debt ~$16.0M in convertible debentures; management disclosed substantial doubt about going concern absent additional capital or vendor reauthorization .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- SGS revenue growth and margin improvement: Q3 SGS revenue ~$3.5M vs $1.9M prior year; margin uplift attributed to supplier network expansion and systems automation upgrades, with streamlining enabling reduced headcount and improved customer interaction .
- Strong pipeline conversion: ~$13.0M in new SGS orders expected to be recognized over the next four quarters, reinforcing visibility into future revenue .
- Strategic pivot of TTM assets: Management is repurposing GPUs/data center for AI/ML processing and hosted computing; positioning near renewable power and below-average power costs to support recurring revenue and margin profile over time .
- “I am pleased to report our revenue for the third quarter increased by over 85% to $3.5 million, while at the same time, we reduced our operating expenses by nearly 15%.” – Wayne Wasserberg, CEO .
What Went Wrong
- Discontinued operations drag: Q3 TTM recorded -$1.13M loss, including ~$1.30M impairment of fixed assets due to Ethereum’s Proof-of-Stake transition, which shut down mining activities and reduced digital asset balances .
- High financing costs and derivative impacts: Q3 interest expense was ~$0.72M on convertible debentures, with complex derivative liabilities and default-related terms increasing financial risk .
- Liquidity and going concern: Cash $0.14M, working capital deficit ~$21.6M; management disclosed substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern without new capital and improved vendor terms .
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Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Note: No Q3 2022 earnings call transcript was available.