Slinger Bag madness. It's all I can think about. I want to develop a Serena Model in which the ball comes actually as fast as she serves! This is a great present for someone like me without friends. Pandemic also helps.
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The company markets the bag as a solution for tennis players that want to practice without dropping thousands of dollars on a ball launcher, or for when a player simply cannot find a partner to play with at a particular time.
Tennis is not the only sport that uses equipment bags. The company has already laid out plans to launch similar products in various other sports such as pickleball, padel (paddle tennis), soft tennis (played in Japan), baseball, softball, and even cricket.
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- The company is growing rapidly and has secured $200 million in distribution deals globally over the next 5 years.
- The company will need to raise more money soon with just $0.33 million on the balance sheet as investments in working capital and future losses will need to be funded.
The company sells an equipment bag targeted at tennis players that doubles as a tennis ball launcher. The stock shot up as a result of the company launching the product in mid-2020, but has since pulled back considerably.
For the 9 months ended January 31, 2021, the company did $7.3 million in sales, produced $1.5 million in gross profit, and had an operating loss of $2.66 million. The company's net loss was around $5.2 million.
Growth was certainly impressive in the last quarter with revenue jumping to $4.12 million from $2.62 million the quarter before.
just $330,000 in cash <--- will come to market....
The company markets the bag as a solution for tennis players that want to practice without dropping thousands of dollars on a ball launcher, or for when a player simply cannot find a partner to play with at a particular time.
Tennis is not the only sport that uses equipment bags. The company has already laid out plans to launch similar products in various other sports such as pickleball, padel (paddle tennis), soft tennis (played in Japan), baseball, softball, and even cricket.