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The merger with Clover Leaf Group and the planned dividends are positive, but the financial performance shows a net loss of $5 million and increased liabilities, indicating financial instability. The Q&A section revealed unclear management responses, especially regarding shares outstanding, causing concern. The overall uncertainty around the merger's approval and potential operational risks further contribute to a negative sentiment. Despite some positive aspects like deferred revenue growth, the financial health and lack of clarity in management's communication are likely to lead to a negative stock price reaction.
Current Assets $14.2 million, down $1.3 million from year-end.
Total Assets $43.3 million, down from $47 million on December 31.
Total Current Liabilities $27.6 million, with about $4 million attributable to warrant derivative liabilities.
Total Liabilities $40.3 million.
Total Stockholders' Equity A little over $3 million at the end of Q2.
Total Revenue $5.6 million.
Total Gross Profit $242,000.
Operating Loss $3.9 million.
Net Loss $5 million.
Net Loss per Share $1.74.
Current Shares Outstanding 3.5 million.
Deferred Revenue A little over $10.5 million, continuing to grow quarter-over-quarter.
New Product Launch: Digital Ally is excited about the future of the Country Stampede festival, which they acquired this year. They plan to enhance the festival experience and have already begun securing offers for the 2025 lineup.
Market Expansion: Digital Ally is expanding its market presence through the acquisition of the Country Stampede festival, one of the largest country festivals in Kansas and the Midwest.
Operational Efficiency: The company reported a growth in deferred revenue, which is now over $10.5 million, indicating a successful subscription model that is expected to positively impact future revenues.
Strategic Shift: Digital Ally is in the process of merging its subsidiary Kustom Entertainment with Clover Leaf Capital, which will allow for clearer market positioning by separating video solutions and medical billing from entertainment operations.
Financial Performance Risks: Digital Ally reported a net loss of $5 million for Q2 2024, indicating potential financial instability and challenges in achieving profitability.
Liability Concerns: Total liabilities increased to $40.3 million, with significant current liabilities of $27.6 million, which may impact the company's financial flexibility.
Regulatory Risks: The merger with Clover Leaf Group is subject to SEC approval and shareholder votes, introducing uncertainty regarding the completion of the transaction.
Market Risks: The value of shares received from the merger is contingent on Clover Leaf's stock performance, which could fluctuate and affect shareholder value.
Operational Risks: The transition of Kustom Entertainment out of Digital Ally may create operational challenges as the company focuses on its core video solutions and medical billing services.
Economic Factors: The overall economic environment may impact consumer spending and demand for Digital Ally's products and services, particularly in the entertainment sector.
Competition: Increased competition in the video solutions and medical billing markets could pressure margins and market share.
Merger with Clover Leaf Group: Digital Ally is in the process of merging its subsidiary Kustom Entertainment with Clover Leaf Group, which is expected to provide significant value to Digital Ally shareholders.
Stock Dividend: Shareholders of Digital Ally will receive approximately 2.3 million shares of Clover Leaf, equating to a stock dividend of about $7.70 per share based on current trading prices.
Future Share Distribution: Digital Ally will hold approximately 7.6 million shares of Clover Leaf, with plans to dividend these shares to shareholders in about six months.
Kustom Entertainment Spin-off: The spin-off of Kustom Entertainment is expected to clarify Digital Ally's business focus, concentrating on video solutions and medical billing.
Country Stampede Festival: Digital Ally has acquired the Country Stampede festival and plans to enhance its offerings for the next year.
Revenue Expectations: Total revenue for Q2 2024 was reported at $5.6 million, with deferred revenue growing to over $10.5 million, indicating future revenue potential.
Net Loss: The company reported a net loss of $5 million for Q2 2024, with an operating loss of $3.9 million.
Current Assets: Current assets as of June 30, 2024, were $14.2 million, down from $15.5 million at year-end.
Total Liabilities: Total liabilities increased to $40.3 million, with current liabilities at $27.6 million.
First Round of Dividends: Approximately 2.3 million shares of Clover Leaf Group will be distributed to Digital Ally shareholders, equivalent to a stock dividend of about $7.70 per share based on current stock price.
Second Round of Dividends: Digital Ally will hold approximately 7.6 million shares of Clover Leaf Group, with plans to dividend these shares to shareholders in about six months.
Shareholder Record Date: The record date for the first round of dividends was August 12, 2024.
Clover Leaf Group Share Price: Clover Leaf Group's stock is currently trading at $12.40.
The merger with Clover Leaf Group and the planned dividends are positive, but the financial performance shows a net loss of $5 million and increased liabilities, indicating financial instability. The Q&A section revealed unclear management responses, especially regarding shares outstanding, causing concern. The overall uncertainty around the merger's approval and potential operational risks further contribute to a negative sentiment. Despite some positive aspects like deferred revenue growth, the financial health and lack of clarity in management's communication are likely to lead to a negative stock price reaction.
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