Revenue and Backlog Continue with Strong Growth
New America Energy Corp. (OTC PINK:NECA) reported a strong financial outlook for 2022, revealing a combined backlog of $9.7M. The commercial backlog increased by 17% year-over-year, totaling $4.8M, with expectations for $548K in April and $770K in May. The residential backlog stands at $4.9M, expected to grow significantly within the next 60-90 days. The company is on track for a revenue run rate of $30M for 2022, benefiting from high market demand and pricing opportunities due to low housing inventories.
- Combined backlog of $9.7M supports revenue projections.
- Commercial backlog increased 17% year-over-year to $4.8M.
- Residential backlog of $4.9M expected to grow significantly.
- Revenue run rate projected at $30M for 2022.
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NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / March 31, 2022 / New America Energy Corp. (OTC PINK:NECA), through its subsidiary Third Bench, is an industry leader in Kitchen & Bathroom cabinetry and countertops.
We are pleased to report that our backlog and revenue projections remain robust as we enter the new year. Our combined backlog is
Our backlog is divided into our commercial and residential business operations:
- Our commercial millwork has a backlog of
$4.8M , which is a17% increase from the same period last year. While the commercial backlog consists of jobs that can span over the next year and continues to add jobs for this year, the report does provide a good expectation for the next two months. The backlog is$548 K for April and$770 K for May, which holds to our projections for the commercial business. - Our residential operation has a backlog of
$4.9M . The residential backlog typically consists of jobs over the next 60-90 days. Our residential backlog moves much quicker than our commercial backlog, and we expect significant continued growth of our residential backlog, which may exceed projections.
Our combined revenue expectations continue to grow month over month, and the growth in construction in the Southwest remains excellent. Our revenue and backlog continue to increase as the market demand remains high and our backlog supports our revenue projections.
In addition, as prices continue to increase with construction-related services and housing inventories remain at historical lows, Third Bench perceives the market dynamics as an opportunity to significantly increase margins through continued efficiencies and pricing increases.
About Third Bench Holdings, LLC
Third Bench Holdings, subsidiary of New America Energy Corp., operates five subsidiary companies operating as an architectural millwork and dealers in the cabinetry, kitchen and bath areas. THIRD BENCH, through its subsidiary companies, offers products in categories: Residential Cabinets and countertops and commercial millwork throughout the Western U.S. for customers from California to Texas. THIRD BENCH also provides installation services as a part of its vertical offering. Third Bench employs over 150 people and had revenue of about
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