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Frequency Electronics (FEIM)

1 quarters tracked (Q1'27 to Q1'27) · latest call September 10, 2026
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100%
Kept of 1 resolved - limited history
1
Kept or exceeded
0
Missed
4
Still pending
+6.3%
Share count, 3 yrs/yr · heavy diluter

Score History

QuarterCall dateDisclosureFinancial qualityKeptMissed
Q1'27September 10, 2026--10Call sheet →
Disclosure: the 6-item rubric, each scored 0-2, out of 12. Financial quality: flagged indicators by severity. Kept and missed count the prior-quarter promises scored on that call.

Promise Ledger · All Quarters

MarkedStatusPromise
Q1'27PendingJuly 15: wind down remaining Elcom activity roughly over FY2027
No completion update in the current call. [1][2]
Q1'27PendingJuly 15: normal cash generation starting in Q1, continuing in FY2027
Approximately $3.0 million quarterly CFO supports the initial direction; “normal” was not quantified. [2][3]
Q1'27PendingJuly 15: multiple record revenue quarters in FY2027
Management reports one record quarter so far. [1][2]
Q1'27PendingRevenue minimum announced April 30, 2026, as recounted July 15: $150 million by FY2029; July 15 margin targets: 50% gross and 30% operating
Q1 margins are 45.8% and 22.2%; minimum targets remain intact. [1][2][3]
Q1'27DeliveredJuly 15, 2026: return to growth in Q1 FY2027
Revenue increased 69.8% year over year. [2][3]
Each row is a promise from the prior call, scored against the quarter in "Marked". Kept-promise rate counts resolved promises only; pending is excluded.
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Promise-kept rate counts resolved promises only (pending excluded).
Scores, kept-promise rates, and flags on this site reflect the author's opinion, applying a stated methodology to statements management made on public earnings calls. Informational and educational purposes only - not investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any security. Sources believed reliable but not guaranteed; the author may hold positions in the securities discussed.

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