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Revenue soared but profits collapsed, with guidance withdrawn and execution risks rising.
Cardinal amends Hughes Brothers acquisition to 60% cash, 40% stock, with strong target margins.
Cardinal’s profit margins collapsed, triggering a 34% stock crash and legal scrutiny.
Cardinal posts record growth and acquires Allied Paving in a $120 million deal.
Cardinal built a plant, but investors get hype, not hard numbers or proof of payoff.
Cardinal raised $336 million, but offers no proof of growth or operational strength.
Big capital raise, but no details on how or why the money will be used.
Cardinal’s offering is big on ambition, but light on hard financial facts or near-term payoff.
Acquisition announced, but no numbers—investors get hype, not hard evidence.
This is a routine leadership shuffle with no financial or operational substance for investors.
Strong growth, but some key claims lack detail and not all gains benefit shareholders equally.