Freightos Limited Warrants CRGOW

$0.09 0.00 (-2.06%)

Valuation

Market cap: —
Revenue TTM: $20,281,000
Net income TTM: $-3,000,000
P/E (trailing): —
P/E (forward): —
Profit margin: —
Debt to equity: —

Trading

Volume: 300
Avg volume: 9,848
Day's range: $0.07 – $0.09
Shares out: —
Stochastic %K: 61%
Beta: —
Analysts: Strong Buy
Price target: —

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Company profile

Freightos Limited operates a vendor-neutral booking and payment platform for international freight in Spain, Europe, Hong Kong, the United States, and internationally. It offers WebCargo, a platform for connecting carriers and forwarders; and Freightos.com platform for connecting service providers to importers and exporters. The company also provides Software-as-a-Service solutions, such as WebCargo Rate & Quote Air and Multimodal for price management, negotiation capabilities, and sales and margin management; data services for digitalizing static carrier rates; WebCargo Airline, which enables airlines to distribute rates, receive bookings, and optimize pricing with booking analytics. In addition, it offers Freightos Procure, an enterprise shipper solution; Freightos Terminal, which publishes industry data for price indices; Clearit, a customs broker for imports; and 7LFreight, a neutral and centralized rate management platform. The company was founded in 2011 and is based in Barcelona, Spain.

Website: https://www.freightos.com
Address: Torre GlOries Planta 10, Avda. Diagonal, 211, Barcelona, Spain

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SuperGreenToday Apr 8, 8:17 PM

$CRGOW

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Elegant_Confusion Dec 31, 6:09 AM

$CRGO $CRGOW buy-back provisions limit the upside potential of Freightos warrants should the stock rise above a fixed trigger price, which I believe is about $18.00 per share. This limits their upside potential. From the perspective of the warrants holder, CRGOW behaves like a European call option when it is out of the money, but as the warrants come to have intrinsic value, its upper bound is capped. Ceteris paribus, CRGOW should be worth less than an equivalent, long-term call option because of this, especially after it goes into the money. From the perspective of the company, it is a good thing to have the price of the stock rise so that the warrants can be exercised, and the warrants raise capital if they are exercised. However, if the SP rises a great deal, reaching the buy-back trigger price, raising additional capital is probably less of a concern to the company. If so, the company might be better off raising through ATM markets, and it might even be buying back shares.

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Elegant_Confusion Dec 30, 9:32 PM

$CRGOW under ordinary circumstances, Delta is the most powerful of the Greeks, but Tau is the most relentless! CRGOW is the closest thing there is to an options play on CRGO. The worst mistake you can make is to not know that Myron Scholes, the surviving inventor of the Black Scholes model, never made any money. For nearly a week, there was no activity on these warrants. I suspected that at the end of this week, somebody would be cleaning up loose ends for the end of the year. Today, a silly man who wears a monkey suit bought the first of the CRGO Jan 25 2028 warrants to sell for less than $.15 . You’d have to be a fool to join me. Buy the stock instead.

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SideGigsSam Dec 25, 8:05 AM

$CRGOW Capital discipline has become the critical gating factor, as stakeholders scrutinize repeatability across reporting periods. Any drift in timelines risks renewed volatility.

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Elegant_Confusion Nov 10, 7:20 PM

$CRGO $CRGOW the best case for the shareholders is that the stock price reaches $11.50 in 2028 and that these warrants get exercised, because they are a planned raise of capital at $11.50 which will benefit the shareholders because it’s not dilutive, as well as those who are holding the warrants. The impact of warrants, if exercised, is already factored into the market. For this to happen, the stock must reach a market capitalization of above $500 million. This requires a higher ratio of sales to enterprise value than the stock currently sells for, but one that is nevertheless believable. The rights of warrant holders are limited on the upside. I can’t believe there are still SPAC bagholders sitting around who haven’t taken a loss, although there may be many of the original private equity owners, who have substantial gains.

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MondayFri Oct 17, 9:07 PM

$CRGO Warrants $CRGOW have an expiration date of Jan 25, 2028. The strike price is $11.50. Freightos has projected their breakeven/profitability to be in 4th q 2026. Will the stock price be at or above $11.50 a full year+ after projected profitability? In my opinion the answer is a resounding yes, and therefore the Warrants are worth holding. GL.

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Elegant_Confusion Aug 19, 8:39 PM

$CRGOW from the earnings presentation yesterday, transcript available online: Anat Earon-Heilborn: A question — I’ll switch to a question that came over e-mail. With 2.5 years after you’ve gone public, you have 2.5 years left on the warrants until they expire. Do you plan to do anything about that structure? Zvi Schreiber: The warrants? No, I think the warrant — I mean there’s a bunch of warrants out there, but the strike price is high. I think it’s $11.5, isn’t it, which is unfortunately far from our market price. So I don’t think it’s an overhang that actually bothers anyone. So at this time, we’ve got no plans to spend time and money dealing with that.

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Redsolocup1 Jul 15, 1:16 PM

$CRGO And another great quarter. One of these days we are going to reach more than 273 people. Until then just keep loading. Don't forget to grab a warrant or 2. $CRGOW

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