Core sample One filing
A quarterly filing, cut down to what changed.
A 10-Q runs for dozens of pages. IQ Dragon reads it and keeps the few lines that moved: sales, margins, debt, and what management said about the next quarter.
Example company D
Example filing
A fictional maker of industrial pumps. Quarterly report, item 2.
Net sales for the quarter increased 6.0% to $412.0 million from $388.7 million in the same quarter of the prior year. The increase reflects price increases across the municipal water product line, partly offset by lower shipment volumes of replacement parts to industrial customers.
Gross margin decreased 140 basis points to 31.2%, as costs for iron castings and inbound freight rose faster than selling prices.
During the quarter the Company borrowed $60.0 million under its revolving credit facility. The proceeds fund construction of a second assembly plant. The Company expects demand for replacement parts to remain soft in the coming quarter.
- Sales rose 6.0%, to $412.0 million. Higher prices on water products did the work. Fewer replacement parts shipped.
- Margin fell 1.4 points, to 31.2%. Castings and freight cost more, and prices did not keep up.
- Debt rose $60.0 million. The loan pays for a second plant. Management expects demand for replacement parts to stay soft next quarter.
A summary of what the filing says, not a view on what the stock will do.
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