Aerosonic: Rough Past, Bright Future

Tim Welland submits:

Business Overview

Aerosonic (AIM) operates in one business segment, manufacturing airplane instruments. Approximately 28% of its business comes from government, with the remaining amount from the private sector. Also, approximately 40% of its business is from foreign companies in 2010 (30% in 2009). AIM has been working over the past 5+ years to move into the digital instrument market after manufacturing mostly analog instruments prior to this; this follows industry trends. AIM’s major customers are the largest defense contractors and airplane manufacturers in the world, including Lockheed Martin (LMT), Boeing (BA), and Korean Aerospace In

By admin posted about 1 year ago

Filings 0 | Comments 0 | Views 56

• Do Solar-Powered Funds Have a Sunny Future? news.morningstar.com

  There's no guarantee they'll make hay even if the sun shines. See More

  By admin posted about 1 year ago

  Filings 0 | Comments 0 | Views 259

  
• More Evidence of Inflation: Retailers Report Escalating Commodity Prices seekingalpha.com

  David I. Templeton submits: One area that is providing a hint that inflation seems to set to increase is the change in commodity prices. As the below table shows, many commodity prices have... See More

  By admin posted about 1 year ago

  Filings 0 | Comments 0 | Views 218

  
• Tablet Wars: Media and Media Formats seekingalpha.com

  Joel West submits: Over the weekend, I became the first kid on my block (and in my office) to own a nookColor (BKS). Even a few days have helped me understand and appreciate the form factor and... See More

  By admin posted about 1 year ago

  Filings 0 | Comments 0 | Views 225

  

No comment at the moment.