Acacia Research (ACTG) Reports Q1 Loss of $0.10, Revenues Miss

Acacia Research (NASDAQ: ACTG) reported Q1 EPS of ($0.10), versus $0.26 reported last year. Revenue for the quarter came in at $3.38 million versus the consensus estimate of $49.2 million.

“Acacia continued to execute a disciplined approach to developing its intellectual property business,” commented Clifford Press, Director. “A crucial initial step was completing the reconstitution of our Board with four highly experienced directors with significant expertise in a wide-range of intellectual property and investing disciplines. Acacia is prudently developing a pipeline of opportunities to capitalize on investments that meet our criteria and are capable of producing substantial returns. During the first quarter, the Company closed the acquisition of two patent portfolios. We have eight legacy portfolios currently active and are methodically evaluating additional opportunities to grow the overall IP portfolio.”

Al Tobia, Director, added, “With a streamlined cost structure, a strengthened board and an active licensing team in place, we are systematically advancing our IP business. As our activity to identify new investments and deploy capital has increased, so has the scale, scope and quality of our deal flow. We are evaluating an increasing number of potential investments while advancing new partnership opportunities with patent owners that we have optioned.”

Business Outlook

Mr. Tobia added, “The existing portfolio of Acacia has a limited number of remaining licenses to be negotiated. As expected, we did not generate significant revenues in the first quarter of 2019. For the full year 2019, we continue to expect gross revenues of approximately $25 million, all from the existing portfolio.”

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