A complete financial report of the clean energy company known as comverge. Analysis includes an executive summary, company history, market analysis, financial analysis, analyst opinions, and a final recommendation.
This document discusses venture capital funds, how they operate, and the types of companies they invest in. It provides statistics on venture capital investments in Europe in 2013, including the top sectors invested in, types of investors in venture capital funds, and comparisons of venture capital investments as a percentage of GDP across different European countries. Greece is noted as having a lower percentage of venture capital investments relative to GDP compared to other European countries. The document also contains information on company sizes that receive venture capital investments.
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The document is a report on the wearable technology sector from September 2016. It provides an overview of entrepreneur activity, investment trends, major investors and acquisitions in the sector. It analyzes subsectors such as fitness, healthcare, infotainment and wellness devices. A total of 1,255 companies are covered in the report, with 408 receiving funding in the last 5 years and $1.8 billion invested in 2015-2016. Major business models and most funded companies are identified for each subsector.
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Local in - Local out, B2B payments, and E-wallets are the top three business models by funding in the remittance sector, which has attracted investments of $730M in 2015/16.
This document discusses venture capital funds, how they operate, and the types of companies they invest in. It provides statistics on venture capital investments in Europe in 2013, including the top sectors invested in, types of investors in venture capital funds, and comparisons of venture capital investments as a percentage of GDP across different European countries. Greece is noted as having a lower percentage of venture capital investments relative to GDP compared to other European countries. The document also contains information on company sizes that receive venture capital investments.
Tracxn Research — Wearable Technology Landscape, September 2016Tracxn
The document is a report on the wearable technology sector from September 2016. It provides an overview of entrepreneur activity, investment trends, major investors and acquisitions in the sector. It analyzes subsectors such as fitness, healthcare, infotainment and wellness devices. A total of 1,255 companies are covered in the report, with 408 receiving funding in the last 5 years and $1.8 billion invested in 2015-2016. Major business models and most funded companies are identified for each subsector.
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aPaaS (application Platform as a Service), iPaaS (Integration platform as a Service), and mBaaS (mobile Backend as a Service) are the top three business models by funding.
Tracxn Remittance Startup Landscape Report, July 2016Tracxn
Local in - Local out, B2B payments, and E-wallets are the top three business models by funding in the remittance sector, which has attracted investments of $730M in 2015/16.
The latest collection of things we (Atomico) found interesting and important in tech and VC land, but that didn’t necessarily get the attention they deserve. We think of them as our hidden little gems. We’ll add to the collection over time, so bookmark the page and keep coming back for updates or to dig into the archive.
Eastman Kodak Company reported financial results for the fourth quarter of 2008. The global economic downturn significantly impacted results. However, Kodak was able to generate $472 million in cash during the quarter through a focus on improving working capital. Looking ahead, Kodak will reduce costs through job cuts of 3,500 to 4,500 positions in 2009 in order to lower expenses by $300-350 million annually. The company will also rationalize its product portfolio to focus resources on core growth opportunities.
Grenville Strategic Royalty provides revenue-based financing to companies through royalty agreements. The document analyzes three of Grenville's deals with companies 4Tell Solutions, Wmode, and DS Handling. All three companies saw substantial revenue growth after receiving financing from Grenville and were able to buy back the royalties, providing high returns for Grenville of 38-104% IRR over periods of 1-2 years.
Detailed Block is a Charlotte-based technology news site that aggregates startup news and releases an annual report on Charlotte's high-growth tech community. The 2014 startup report provides an overview of the local startup landscape, including metrics on the number of startups launched and shut down, the most popular industries, when companies were founded, and funding amounts raised. It classifies high-growth startups as those aiming for at least 20% annual growth, serving a market over $100 million, and participating in technology development.
The document provides an analysis report and presentation on startups. It begins with an introduction to startup concepts and significance. It then discusses the background and rise of startups in the late 20th century, as well as their importance in driving economic growth and innovation. The presentation outlines different types of startups and provides profiles of three startup companies - BOAT, an Indian audio electronics brand; BOLT, a financial technology company providing mobile checkout software; and BETA Technologies, an electric aircraft manufacturer. It concludes by emphasizing the vital role of startups in innovation and economic development.
The document provides an analysis report and presentation on startups. It begins with an introduction to startup concepts and significance. It then discusses the background and rise of startups in the late 20th century, as well as their importance in driving economic growth and innovation. The presentation outlines different types of startups and provides profiles of three startup companies - BOAT, an Indian audio electronics brand; BOLT, a financial technology company providing mobile checkout software; and BETA Technologies, an electric aircraft manufacturer. It concludes by emphasizing the vital role of startups in innovation and economic development.
1. The document discusses corporate venture financing and how it allows corporations to influence complementarity between their products and venture products. Using specialized corporate inputs can help reduce venture marginal costs.
2. It provides an example of Mercom Capital Group, a consulting firm that advises clean energy companies. It summarizes Mercom's report on 2013 global solar funding trends, including a drop in venture capital but rise in overall financing, and discusses some large projects and M&A deals.
3. Mercom invested in India's solar sector despite delays and uncertainty due to the potential for strong growth with supportive policies addressing power needs.
The document provides an overview of investment trends in the gesture recognition sector from 2012 to mid-2019. Key points include: global funding has increased significantly in this period, reaching $292M in 2019; the majority of funding rounds and deals are in early stage companies; notable investments have been made in companies like Orbbec and Leap Motion. Regional investment activity and recent news in the sector are also summarized.
Is the next Uber coming your way?
CxOs are on high alert for competitors coming out of nowhere. Prepare for disruption – read the Global C-suite study.
The document analyzes J2 Global Communications (JCOM) and finds its stock undervalued. Key reasons for undervaluation are embedded expectations that JCOM's core eFax business is declining, lack of belief in management's ability, and skepticism around cash usage. However, the analysis identifies catalysts that could drive the stock price up, including continued ROI growth exceeding expectations, strategic fit of recent acquisitions, and understanding that eFax remains innovative in new markets.
This document is the transcript of an earnings call for Eastman Kodak Company for Q2 2008.
The key points are:
1) Kodak reported revenue growth of 1% for Q2 driven by digital camera, printer, and digital plate sales, offset by declines in traditional film.
2) Gross profit margins declined to 23.5% due to higher commodity costs and investments in consumer inkjet and digital printing.
3) Kodak announced a $125 million increase in investments in consumer inkjet, digital printing, and workflow products.
4) For the full year, Kodak expects revenue growth of 0-2% and earnings from operations at the low
The document summarizes ArvinMeritor's announcement to spin off its Light Vehicle Systems business into a new publicly traded company called Arvin Innovation. Key points include that the spinoff will provide each business with the ability to focus on their specific markets and customers, unlock shareholder value, and allow both companies to better thrive in a changing automotive industry. Arvin Innovation is positioned as a $2.2 billion global tier one automotive supplier with a diversified customer, product, and geographic base that will help it succeed as an independent company going forward.
The document summarizes ArvinMeritor's announcement of plans to spin off its Light Vehicle Systems business into a new publicly traded company called Arvin Innovation. Some key points:
1) The spinoff will provide each business with greater strategic focus and ability to thrive in their respective markets.
2) Arvin Innovation will be a $2.2 billion global tier one automotive supplier with a strong management team and market positions.
3) The spinoff is expected to be completed within 12 months, subject to approvals, and will unlock shareholder value for both companies.
The document is a research report on crowdfunding market trends from 2012. It provides an overview of the report's methodology, which analyzed data from over 170 survey responses and 135 crowdfunding platform submissions. The report contains sections on market growth and composition, crowdfunding models, and the value proposition of crowdfunding platforms. It also thanks participating crowdfunding platforms and identifies sponsors who support crowdfunding industry research.
ORBCOMM is committed to maximizing shareholder value. We continue to increase the number of subscriptions activated on our dedicated industrial IoT and M2M satellite constellation. We have an established global network and proven technology, a low-cost structure as well as key distribution and OEM customer relationships. We also have a comprehensive subscriber management platform that will further enhance our value to our customers and provide new ongoing revenue streams.
ROI Acquistion Corp. II SPAC Acquiring A Highly Attractive Asset In An Explos...Lester Goh
ROI Acquistion Corp. II (ROIQ) is a SPAC that plans to acquire Ascend Telecom, a telecom infrastructure company in India. Ascend operates in a growing industry with favorable regulations and possesses competitive advantages like strategic tower locations. While Ascend has strong growth potential, ROIQ currently trades at a significant discount to peers due to its SPAC structure and lack of research coverage. The acquisition of Ascend represents an opportunity for substantial upside if the valuation gap with peers closes to reflect Ascend's fundamentals and industry tailwinds.
What Drives Venture Capital A Perspective From Both S.docxberthacarradice
What Drives Venture Capital?
A Perspective From Both Sides of the Table
Paul Vroomen
*
*
Agenda
Introduction
How Venture Capital WorksThe Impact of Internal Rate of Return Expectations
Case Study: Sandbridge Technologies, Inc.A $15M Powerpoint Presentation
The Future of Venture CapitalBig Changes Coming….
*
Thought Experiment
You are an entrepreneur….You have worked for 10 to 12 hours per day, often 7 days a week for the past 3 years, You have risked your entire personal savings,You have endangered your marriage,You see your kids mostly just before they fall asleep,You have questioned your own sanity,
But, you finally have a working prototype….
*
The Entrepreneur’s View
What??
They want 10X return on their money?They want 65% ownership of my company?They want a controlling vote on the Board of Directors?They want to be paid their money first before anyone else gets anything, even me, the founder, if we sell the company?
Vulture Capitalists!!
*
*
The Venture Capitalists View
This guy has a good idea , BUT:
He has no CEO track record and has never run a company beforeHis executive team has significant holes (especially in marketing)The company’s business plan is way too optimistic, especially given that it has missed critical milestones, twiceThey have one significant customer, but that customer is known for collaborating with innovative start-ups and then doing their own thing
I will ensure that our term sheet enables me to protect my capital and is structured so that I can direct the CEO to correct the issues with the company or replace him with someone that can if he does not!
*
*
The Primary Reason
The Entrepreneur, by definition, is an optimist
The Venture Capitalist, by experience, is a pessimist
The partnership of the two can work, sometimes spectacularly,
if each understands what is driving the other.
*
*
How Venture Capital Firms Work
Venture
Capital
Firm
Managed by
General Partners
Limited Partners
All Accredited
Investors
Investor 1
Investor 2
Investor n
$xM
$yM
$zM
Company 1
Company 2
Company k
Venture Fund
Committed Capital
$(x+y+…+z)
Private Equity
Portfolio
$aM
$bM
$uM
Base+(1-c).Surplus
c.Surplus
Liquidity Event
C = “Carry” = 20% - 35%
Mgt. Fee ~2%p.a.
*
*
EBO and VC Historical Performance
*
Source: US Venture Capital Index and Selected Benchmark Statistics, June 2014, Cambridge Associates, LLC
IRR: Net cash on cash returns to Limited Partners (after deduction of management fees and carry percentages)
AVERAGE IRR (1999-2009)
Electronics: -0.54%
Financial Services: 14.42%
BioTech:16.04%
AVERAGE IRR (1999 -2009)
Information Technology: 24.23%
- Internet-Business:23.2%
- Internet-Commerce:37.8%
Implications of IRR Expectations
Required capital growth to achieve IRR:
To achieve 33% IRR, a $1 investment needs to grow to $7.40 in 7 years.
*Time from investment:5 Years7 Years10 YearsIRR: 25%3.0X4.8X9.3XIRR: 33%4.2X7.4X17.3XIRR: 50%7.6X17.1X57.7X
*
Typical VC Fund Performance ...
The latest collection of things we (Atomico) found interesting and important in tech and VC land, but that didn’t necessarily get the attention they deserve. We think of them as our hidden little gems. We’ll add to the collection over time, so bookmark the page and keep coming back for updates or to dig into the archive.
Eastman Kodak Company reported financial results for the fourth quarter of 2008. The global economic downturn significantly impacted results. However, Kodak was able to generate $472 million in cash during the quarter through a focus on improving working capital. Looking ahead, Kodak will reduce costs through job cuts of 3,500 to 4,500 positions in 2009 in order to lower expenses by $300-350 million annually. The company will also rationalize its product portfolio to focus resources on core growth opportunities.
Grenville Strategic Royalty provides revenue-based financing to companies through royalty agreements. The document analyzes three of Grenville's deals with companies 4Tell Solutions, Wmode, and DS Handling. All three companies saw substantial revenue growth after receiving financing from Grenville and were able to buy back the royalties, providing high returns for Grenville of 38-104% IRR over periods of 1-2 years.
Detailed Block is a Charlotte-based technology news site that aggregates startup news and releases an annual report on Charlotte's high-growth tech community. The 2014 startup report provides an overview of the local startup landscape, including metrics on the number of startups launched and shut down, the most popular industries, when companies were founded, and funding amounts raised. It classifies high-growth startups as those aiming for at least 20% annual growth, serving a market over $100 million, and participating in technology development.
The document provides an analysis report and presentation on startups. It begins with an introduction to startup concepts and significance. It then discusses the background and rise of startups in the late 20th century, as well as their importance in driving economic growth and innovation. The presentation outlines different types of startups and provides profiles of three startup companies - BOAT, an Indian audio electronics brand; BOLT, a financial technology company providing mobile checkout software; and BETA Technologies, an electric aircraft manufacturer. It concludes by emphasizing the vital role of startups in innovation and economic development.
The document provides an analysis report and presentation on startups. It begins with an introduction to startup concepts and significance. It then discusses the background and rise of startups in the late 20th century, as well as their importance in driving economic growth and innovation. The presentation outlines different types of startups and provides profiles of three startup companies - BOAT, an Indian audio electronics brand; BOLT, a financial technology company providing mobile checkout software; and BETA Technologies, an electric aircraft manufacturer. It concludes by emphasizing the vital role of startups in innovation and economic development.
1. The document discusses corporate venture financing and how it allows corporations to influence complementarity between their products and venture products. Using specialized corporate inputs can help reduce venture marginal costs.
2. It provides an example of Mercom Capital Group, a consulting firm that advises clean energy companies. It summarizes Mercom's report on 2013 global solar funding trends, including a drop in venture capital but rise in overall financing, and discusses some large projects and M&A deals.
3. Mercom invested in India's solar sector despite delays and uncertainty due to the potential for strong growth with supportive policies addressing power needs.
The document provides an overview of investment trends in the gesture recognition sector from 2012 to mid-2019. Key points include: global funding has increased significantly in this period, reaching $292M in 2019; the majority of funding rounds and deals are in early stage companies; notable investments have been made in companies like Orbbec and Leap Motion. Regional investment activity and recent news in the sector are also summarized.
Is the next Uber coming your way?
CxOs are on high alert for competitors coming out of nowhere. Prepare for disruption – read the Global C-suite study.
The document analyzes J2 Global Communications (JCOM) and finds its stock undervalued. Key reasons for undervaluation are embedded expectations that JCOM's core eFax business is declining, lack of belief in management's ability, and skepticism around cash usage. However, the analysis identifies catalysts that could drive the stock price up, including continued ROI growth exceeding expectations, strategic fit of recent acquisitions, and understanding that eFax remains innovative in new markets.
This document is the transcript of an earnings call for Eastman Kodak Company for Q2 2008.
The key points are:
1) Kodak reported revenue growth of 1% for Q2 driven by digital camera, printer, and digital plate sales, offset by declines in traditional film.
2) Gross profit margins declined to 23.5% due to higher commodity costs and investments in consumer inkjet and digital printing.
3) Kodak announced a $125 million increase in investments in consumer inkjet, digital printing, and workflow products.
4) For the full year, Kodak expects revenue growth of 0-2% and earnings from operations at the low
The document summarizes ArvinMeritor's announcement to spin off its Light Vehicle Systems business into a new publicly traded company called Arvin Innovation. Key points include that the spinoff will provide each business with the ability to focus on their specific markets and customers, unlock shareholder value, and allow both companies to better thrive in a changing automotive industry. Arvin Innovation is positioned as a $2.2 billion global tier one automotive supplier with a diversified customer, product, and geographic base that will help it succeed as an independent company going forward.
The document summarizes ArvinMeritor's announcement of plans to spin off its Light Vehicle Systems business into a new publicly traded company called Arvin Innovation. Some key points:
1) The spinoff will provide each business with greater strategic focus and ability to thrive in their respective markets.
2) Arvin Innovation will be a $2.2 billion global tier one automotive supplier with a strong management team and market positions.
3) The spinoff is expected to be completed within 12 months, subject to approvals, and will unlock shareholder value for both companies.
The document is a research report on crowdfunding market trends from 2012. It provides an overview of the report's methodology, which analyzed data from over 170 survey responses and 135 crowdfunding platform submissions. The report contains sections on market growth and composition, crowdfunding models, and the value proposition of crowdfunding platforms. It also thanks participating crowdfunding platforms and identifies sponsors who support crowdfunding industry research.
ORBCOMM is committed to maximizing shareholder value. We continue to increase the number of subscriptions activated on our dedicated industrial IoT and M2M satellite constellation. We have an established global network and proven technology, a low-cost structure as well as key distribution and OEM customer relationships. We also have a comprehensive subscriber management platform that will further enhance our value to our customers and provide new ongoing revenue streams.
ROI Acquistion Corp. II SPAC Acquiring A Highly Attractive Asset In An Explos...Lester Goh
ROI Acquistion Corp. II (ROIQ) is a SPAC that plans to acquire Ascend Telecom, a telecom infrastructure company in India. Ascend operates in a growing industry with favorable regulations and possesses competitive advantages like strategic tower locations. While Ascend has strong growth potential, ROIQ currently trades at a significant discount to peers due to its SPAC structure and lack of research coverage. The acquisition of Ascend represents an opportunity for substantial upside if the valuation gap with peers closes to reflect Ascend's fundamentals and industry tailwinds.
What Drives Venture Capital A Perspective From Both S.docxberthacarradice
What Drives Venture Capital?
A Perspective From Both Sides of the Table
Paul Vroomen
*
*
Agenda
Introduction
How Venture Capital WorksThe Impact of Internal Rate of Return Expectations
Case Study: Sandbridge Technologies, Inc.A $15M Powerpoint Presentation
The Future of Venture CapitalBig Changes Coming….
*
Thought Experiment
You are an entrepreneur….You have worked for 10 to 12 hours per day, often 7 days a week for the past 3 years, You have risked your entire personal savings,You have endangered your marriage,You see your kids mostly just before they fall asleep,You have questioned your own sanity,
But, you finally have a working prototype….
*
The Entrepreneur’s View
What??
They want 10X return on their money?They want 65% ownership of my company?They want a controlling vote on the Board of Directors?They want to be paid their money first before anyone else gets anything, even me, the founder, if we sell the company?
Vulture Capitalists!!
*
*
The Venture Capitalists View
This guy has a good idea , BUT:
He has no CEO track record and has never run a company beforeHis executive team has significant holes (especially in marketing)The company’s business plan is way too optimistic, especially given that it has missed critical milestones, twiceThey have one significant customer, but that customer is known for collaborating with innovative start-ups and then doing their own thing
I will ensure that our term sheet enables me to protect my capital and is structured so that I can direct the CEO to correct the issues with the company or replace him with someone that can if he does not!
*
*
The Primary Reason
The Entrepreneur, by definition, is an optimist
The Venture Capitalist, by experience, is a pessimist
The partnership of the two can work, sometimes spectacularly,
if each understands what is driving the other.
*
*
How Venture Capital Firms Work
Venture
Capital
Firm
Managed by
General Partners
Limited Partners
All Accredited
Investors
Investor 1
Investor 2
Investor n
$xM
$yM
$zM
Company 1
Company 2
Company k
Venture Fund
Committed Capital
$(x+y+…+z)
Private Equity
Portfolio
$aM
$bM
$uM
Base+(1-c).Surplus
c.Surplus
Liquidity Event
C = “Carry” = 20% - 35%
Mgt. Fee ~2%p.a.
*
*
EBO and VC Historical Performance
*
Source: US Venture Capital Index and Selected Benchmark Statistics, June 2014, Cambridge Associates, LLC
IRR: Net cash on cash returns to Limited Partners (after deduction of management fees and carry percentages)
AVERAGE IRR (1999-2009)
Electronics: -0.54%
Financial Services: 14.42%
BioTech:16.04%
AVERAGE IRR (1999 -2009)
Information Technology: 24.23%
- Internet-Business:23.2%
- Internet-Commerce:37.8%
Implications of IRR Expectations
Required capital growth to achieve IRR:
To achieve 33% IRR, a $1 investment needs to grow to $7.40 in 7 years.
*Time from investment:5 Years7 Years10 YearsIRR: 25%3.0X4.8X9.3XIRR: 33%4.2X7.4X17.3XIRR: 50%7.6X17.1X57.7X
*
Typical VC Fund Performance ...
What Drives Venture Capital A Perspective From Both S.docx
Comverge Investment Analysis
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2. Industry- Examines Comverge’s market both broadly and specifically. This discussion is followed by sections on Comverge’s competitive advantage and contenders in the industry.
3. Financials- Analyzes the company by looking at figures such as revenues, earnings, EPS, P/E ratio, and assets.
4. Analyst Opinions- Presents various points and opinions brought up by analysts. These analysts predict the future status of Comverge.
12. Reaching 2200 megawatts of managed electrical capacity: Upon reaching this operational milestone in September of 2008, Comverge surpassed the previous industry record for electrical capacity. This feat was a directly caused by the company’s initial public offering in April of 2007. In the 18 months following its offering, Comverge increased the amount of megawatts it managed by 508%. Similarly, its revenues grew by 137% in this period as well. (LexisNexis, 2010)
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14. Patents: By attempting to go green before its competition, Comverge beat its competitors to a number of crucial patents. Currently, Comverge holds 15 patents in its field. These 15 patents act as a barrier to Comverge’s contenders and provide the company with more security. (www.comverge.com, 2010)
15. Experience and Scope of Knowledge: Through Comverge’s acquisitions since its creation in 1997, the company has assembled a highly intelligent and diversified staff. With a wide range of employees from various divisions of different companies, Comverge continues to invent revolutionary products for its consumers. Moreover, the experience in Comverge’s senior management allows for a smoothly run business that is well aware of market trends and industry history. (www.comverge.com, 2010)
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17. A new CEO with great aspirations: This past February, Comverge appointed Blake R. Young as the company’s president and CEO. Young has a comprehensive background of the electric utility market, and has managed several companies across the United States. His knowledge, leadership, and approach will bring Comverge to new heights.
18. Consistent Financial Growth: Over the past five years, Comverge has a 13.75% annual growth in revenues. Although earnings have not shown the same success, this can be attributed to the recent economic downturn. Comverge will generate more revenue in the future as the company continues to form more strategic alliances with utility companies around the nation. As the government mandates more laws relating to energy consumption, I expect more companies to switch their outsourcing to Comverge.In Conclusion, all signs indicate that Comverge’s share price will rise. Although the company has a shaky history, it has emerged as the leading electric utility technology company in the United States over the last five years. While this industry grows, Comverge will grow alongside it. I strongly suggest that Integrity Investments puts equity into this company, as any money invested will be sure to grow.<br />References<br />quot;
Automation/IT Leadership Series Interview.quot;
Electric Energy Online. 2010. Web. 10 Apr. 2010. <http://www.electricenergyonline.com/?page=show_article&mag=62&article=475>.<br />quot;
Comverge - 10-K Annual Report.quot;
Comverge Investor Relations. 08 Mar. 2010. Web. 03 Apr. 2010. <http://ir.comverge.com/secfiling.cfm?filingID=1372664-10-15>.<br />“Comverge Company Report.” Thomson ONE Banker. Web. 15 Mar. 2010.<br />“Comverge, Incorporated – Company Report US.” 2010: IBISWORLD. Web. 02 Apr. 2010.<br />“Comverge, Inc.” LexisNexis. 2010. Web. 03 Apr. 2010.<br />quot;
Comverge Wins Environmental Award.quot;
Comverge. 30 Mar. 2010. Web. 14 Apr. 2010. <http://www.comverge.com/news-events/news/03302010_2.cfm>.<br />quot;
Comverge Inc,.quot;
MarketWatch. 16 Apr. 2010. Web. 10 Mar. 2010. <http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/comv>.<br />Mastrandrea, Kristen. quot;
PECO Selects for Energy Management Program.quot;
Comverge. 25 Mar. 2010. Web. 15 Apr. 2010. <http://www.comverge.com/news-events/news/03252010_2.cfm>.<br />Paul, Bill. quot;
Juhl Wind, Lime Energy, Comverge: Possible Takeover Candidates?quot;
Seeking Alpha. 29 Nov. 2009. Web. 12 Apr. 2010. <http://seekingalpha.com/article/175023-juhl-wind-lime-energy-comverge-possible-takeover-candidates>.<br />