Company Overview: Dropsuite Limited (ASX: DSE) is a software company that provides a Cloud Platform which allows its clients to backup, archive, discover, and recover their data to protect. This enables them to protect themselves from any data loss and also assists in complying with various regulations.

DSE Details

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Improving ARR On the Back of Sector Tailwinds & Solid Business Model: The company has a global presence with over 500k users across more than 100 countries. Its business model is scalable in nature and underpinned by growth in SaaS revenue stream.
Business Model Aiding in Growth:
Look At Q3FY21 Results:
The company has delivered decent performance during the quarter with decent momentum witnessed across the business.

Revenue Trend (Source: Analysis by Kalkine Group)
Capital Raise to Accelerate Growth:
During Q3FY21, the company received binding commitments from institutional and sophisticated investors to subscribe for 95,238,096 shares at an issue price of A$0.21 per share to raise $20.0 million.
Top 10 Shareholders: The top 10 shareholders together form around 37.45% of the total shareholding, while the top 4 constitute the maximum holding. Topline Capital Management, LLC and Fearon (Tracy Anne) are holding a maximum stake in the company at 16.40% and 5.49%, respectively, as also highlighted in the chart below:

Top 10 Shareholders (Source: Analysis by Kalkine Group)
Key Metrics: The company reported an improvement in the ROE performance to negative 2.9% in H1FY21, compared to negative 49.3% in the prior corresponding period. Cash cycle of the Group stood at 58.4 days in H1FY21.

Profitability Metrics & Liquidity Profile (Source: Analysis by Kalkine Group)
Key Risks: The company is exposed to the following risk factors:
Outlook: The company seems to be well-positioned to continue with its growth trajectory, driven by the favourable tailwinds from the industry which is expected to grow to $22.2 billion by 2025. It will also look to explore M&A opportunities in order to drive inorganic growth, along with internal growth through favourable market opportunities. DSE is on track to achieve operating EBITDA profitability for FY21, augmented by the growth in ARR levels.
Stock Recommendation: The stock of DSE is currently trading above its 52-weeks’ average levels of $0.100 -$0. 285. The stock has delivered a positive return of ~15% in the past three months. Considering the improvement in financial performance, increase in ARR & revenues, positive sector outlook, strong balance sheet, recent capital raise event, and the key risks associated with the business, we recommend a ‘Speculative Buy’ rating at the closing price of $0.225, down by 2.17% as on 26 November 2021.
Technical Insights:
On the daily chart, DSE stock prices are sustaining above an upward sloping trend line support at AUD 0.197 level. Moreover, the leading indicator RSI (14-period) is trading at ~47.67 level, which supports a positive stance. An immediate support level for the stock is at AUD 0.197 while immediate resistance level is AUD 0.25.

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DSE Daily Technical Chart, Data Source: REFINITIV
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