The quarter’s biggest news, however, came from DSS’s most established business segment– product packaging. The company’s Premier Packaging unit saw a 72% revenue increase compared to the same period in 2022. The increase was likely largely a result of the company’s capital investment in state-of-the-art equipment and facilities which expanded capacity and enhanced operational efficiency.
The company reports that its top-tier solutions provide a comprehensive packaging service, and its scalable model means it can fulfill any size order from any size company.
Read more about DSS’s Premier Packaging solution here.
Zacks SCR Analyst Predicts DSS Stock Price Has Potential To Increase By A Triple-Digit Percentage
In its Q1 financial report, DSS also announced that operational loss decreased by 24% for Q1 of 2023 vs. Q1 of 2022. Total costs and expenses had also been reduced by 16% year-over-year (YoY), and net cash increased by investment activity by 115% YoY.
Following the Q1 financial statement, a report was issued by Zacks Small Cap Research (SCR), a division of Zacks Investment Research. Zacks estimates that DSS’s stock price has the potential to increase from its present value of $0.37 (as of 7/7/23) to $1.50.
DSS, Inc. appears to have the potential to reward investors with improving fundamentals at the current low market valuation and the beginning of a stock dividend plan as subsidiaries are prepared for eventual spinoff to DSS shareholders.
Learn more about what DSS, Inc. is doing to support and spin off businesses.
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