The company hopes to sign two more large deals in 2011. If one of those doesn't occur in Q2 income will surely decline on a sequential basis (compared to the March period). Acacia doesn't offer discount settlements to make a particular set of numbers each quarter, either. It maximizes each deal's value. While the company's deal flow is strong and growing, revenues can vary from period to period due to timing. Still, the outlook is bright for another robust performance in 2011. We estimate income will rise 29% to $1.10 a share (fully taxed) despite the dilution created by a recent stock offering. Next year $1.40 a share (+27%) is a realistic target. The industry is expanding rapidly so a stronger showing is possible. It usually takes two years for a patent portfolio to start becoming monetized, though. So the surge in activity that's occurring now probably won't affect the income statement before 2013. (Click on the "labels" button below to bring up all the reports on file about the company.)
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