It Was A Great Year For ITEX
The fiscal year for ITEX Corporation
(OTCBB:ITEX), the largest trade exchange in North America with a
22,000 membership base, ended July 31, 2006, with the company
announcing some very impressive figures:
• Income from operations increased 84% to
$1,341,000.
• Operational cash flow was up 118% to
$1,836,000.
• Revenue increased 43% to $14,657,000.
• Total net income was $3,433,000, up 2-cents
to 18-cents a share (diluted).
• Liabilities decreased 35% to $2,695,000.
• Assets increased to $10,663,000 compared to
$9,125,000 in 2005.
• More than $300,000,000 in ITEX dollar
transactions were completed by processing approximately 300,000
transactions.
Steven White, Chairman and CEO, noted, “Our
strong cash flow allowed us to repurchase 1,050,000 shares of ITEX
stock in fiscal 2006, and to prepay a significant portion of the
debt associated with the acquisition of BXI.” (Subsequent to the
July 2006 fiscal year end, ITEX retired all BXI-related debt, as
announced on October 5, 2006.)
For more information on the ITEX
Corporation’s report on Form 10-KSB, see:
http://www.sec.gov.