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Cardiff Lexington Corp, traded under the symbol CDIX, offers an 'equity exit strategy' for business owners. Acquisitions become standalone subsidiaries with public company benefits while maintaining independent management. Cardiff focuses on diversified platforms to protect both investors and subsidiaries, allowing for capital raising for acquisitions and ensuring low-risk investments. As a publicly traded holding company, CDIX empowers subsidiary owners while providing private investors centralized management, oversight, and compliance. Growth is sustained through acquisitions of undervalued, high-growth niche companies and income-producing businesses, including commercial real estate properties.
With Nova Ortho and Spine locations expanding beyond Florida, CDIX is strategically growing its reach into the broader Southeast region. The recent opening of a Nova location in Valdosta, Georgia, marks a significant milestone, with Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald overseeing the new location. Cardiff Lexington's strong foothold in Florida positions it to become a leading provider of medical care in the underserved patient population, with plans for further expansion throughout the Southeast United States.
Cardiff Lexington Corporation (OTC PINK:CDIX) reported its 3rd quarter financial results for the period ending September 30, 2022. Key highlights include:
- Stockholders' Equity: Increased by 131%, totaling $6.4 million.
- Total Assets: Rose by 43%, reaching $15.9 million.
- Revenue: Grew by 47%, amounting to $9.4 million.
- Gross Margin: Up by 43%, totaling $6 million.
- Net Loss: Decreased by $1.9 million to ($813,054).
Management expressed optimism about moving beyond cash flow survival.
Cardiff Lexington Corporation (OTC PINK:CDIX) reported remarkable financial results for the 2nd quarter ended June 30, 2022. The company achieved a 95% increase in revenue to $6.07 million, compared to $3.11 million for the same period in 2021. Their gross margin also rose by 92% to $3.82 million. Notably, net income reached $61,826, a $3.1 million improvement from last year, while net loss decreased by $4.33 million. CEO Alex Cunningham expressed optimism for continued growth, anticipating strong results for the impending third quarter.
Cardiff Lexington Corporation (OTC PINK:CDIX) reported a significant turnaround in its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2021. Total stockholders' equity soared to $2.78 million from ($8.87 million) in 2020, marking an increase of $11.65 million. Total assets rose by 126% to $11.16 million, while total liabilities dropped by 40% to $8.38 million. Revenue surged 190% to $10.01 million, and gross margin improved 245% to $6.16 million. Although there was a net loss of ($409,707), this represented an 85% decrease in losses compared to the previous year.
Cardiff Lexington Corporation (OTC PINK:CDIX) released its pro forma historical profit and loss statement, incorporating its recent acquisition of Nova Ortho and Spine. The acquisition is expected to drive growth as Cardiff Lexington's Healthcare Division adds resources for revenue generation. In 2020, combined revenue reached $7.6 million, up 43% from 2019. Notably, net cash improved by over $1 million, and stockholders' equity increased by $7.2 million. The company's focus remains on a 'Buy and Build' strategy within healthcare and financial services.
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