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Boston Omaha Q2 2026 revenue $22.2M, net loss $1.6M; GIG sale for $84.3M pending
Q2 revenue $22.2M vs $21.7M YoY; net loss attributable to common stockholders $1.6M vs $2.3M loss.
Boston Omaha agrees to sell surety insurance unit to CopperPoint for $84.3M
CopperPoint to acquire 100% of GIG for $84.3M all-cash; ~93% of net proceeds to Boston Omaha.
Boston Omaha FY2025 net loss widens to $12.4M ($0.40/share) on revenue growth and investment losses
Net loss attributable to common stockholders $12.4M ($0.40 per share) vs loss $1.3M ($0.04) in FY2024.
Boston Omaha Corp authorizes $30M share repurchase program through Dec 31, 2026
Board approved repurchase of up to $30 million of Class A common stock.
Boston Omaha Q3 2025 net loss $(0.08)/share vs $(0.05) YoY; revenue up 3.7%
Net loss attributable to common holders $(2.59M), wider than $(1.60M) in Q3 2024; operating loss $(1.05M).
Boston Omaha Q2 revenue $28.2M, net loss $0.07 per share, book value $16.88
Total revenue $28.2M (+4% YoY); net loss $2.32M ($0.07/sh) flat vs Q2 2024.
Boston Omaha Q1 2025 revenue $27.7M; net loss narrows to $0.7M
Total revenue $27.7M, up 8.5% YoY; net loss from ops improved to $0.8M loss from $2.1M.
Total revenues $108.3M (+12.5% YoY); net loss attributable to common stockholders $(1.3)M vs $(7.0)M in 2023.
Boston Omaha Corporation Reports Third Quarter 2024 Financial Results
Total revenues for Q3 2024 were $27.7 million, up from $24.5 million in Q3 2023.
Boston Omaha Q2 net loss $2.2M vs net income $1.5M a year ago; revenue up 12% to $27.1M
Total revenue $27.1M, up 12% YoY driven by billboard rentals ($11.4M) and broadband ($9.8M).
Boston Omaha Corp authorizes $20M share repurchase program through Sep 2025
Board approved $20M repurchase of Class A common stock effective Aug 15, 2024 to Sep 30, 2025.
BOC 2023 letter: co-CEO Rozek exits, billboard EBITDA up 14%, broadband net loss widens
Co-CEO Alex Rozek departs; company moves to single-CEO structure, saving on long-term dual CEO costs.
Boston Omaha Q1 net loss narrows to $2.8M; revenue $25.6M, up 12% YoY
Revenue $25.6M: billboard rentals $10.7M, broadband $9.7M, insurance premiums $4.0M.
Alex Rozek resigns as Co-CEO and Co-Chair effective May 9, 2024; Adam Peterson named sole Chairman and CEO.
Boston Omaha reports 2023 net loss of $7.0M on $96.3M revenue; EPS -$0.23 vs $0.34 prior
Total revenue $96.3M, up 19% YoY; net loss attributable to common $7.0M vs net income $10.2M in 2022.
Boston Omaha Q3 revenue up 14% to $24.5M, net loss widens to $1.64M
Revenue $24.5M (+14% YoY); net loss $1.64M vs $1.41M loss; EPS ($0.05) flat.
Boston Omaha Q2 revenue rises to $24.2M, net income $1.5M vs $11.5M loss YoY; book value $17.33
Total revenue $24.2M in Q2 2023, up 16% from $20.9M in Q2 2022 due to growth in billboard and broadband segments.
Boston Omaha Q1 net loss $3.3M (-$0.11 EPS); revenues $22.8M (+40% YoY)
Revenue $22.8M, up 40% YoY; broadband services more than doubled to $8.54M after InfoWest/Go Fiber acquisitions.
Boston Omaha reports 2022 annual letter: billboard revenue $39.2M, broadband subs up 118% to 39.6k
Share price grew 14% CAGR from $10 to $26.50 since 2015; operating businesses generate ~$25M annual cash flow.
Boston Omaha subsidiary acquires remaining 52% of 24th Street Asset Management for $5.0M
BOAM paid $2.76M cash, $1.25M holdback, and 45,644 BOC shares; aggregate price $5.02M.
Boston Omaha FY2022 revenue $81.2M; net income $7.1M vs $52.7M in 2021
Diluted EPS $0.24 vs $1.82; revenues up 43% YoY driven by broadband acquisitions.
Boston Omaha Asset Management expands to manage third-party capital; launches build-for-rent fund
BOAM amended operating agreement to grant Class C profits interest units to CEOs Keating, Peterson, and Rozek as incentive compensation for third-party-funded assets.
ATM program allows sale of up to $100M in Class A common stock through Wells Fargo Securities; proceeds for growth and acquisitions.
On January 17, 2025, Boston Omaha Corporation (the "Company") announced that the Company's Board of Directors (the "Board") has appointed David S. Graff to the Board, effective January 17, 2025, to fill a vacancy on the Board.
the Board appointed Adam K. Peterson as the sole Chairman and sole Chief Executive Officer of the Company, succeeding Mr. Rozek
Messrs. Rozek and Peterson are the Co-Chairmen of the Board and Co-Chief Executive Officers of BOC and have been elected as Co-Managing Partners of BOAM.
Mr. Keating is a Director of BOC and has agreed to join BOAM as a Co-Managing Partner of BOAM.
Messrs. Rozek and Peterson are the Co-Chairmen of the Board and Co-Chief Executive Officers of BOC and have been elected as Co-Managing Partners of BOAM.
On June 24, 2022, Boston Omaha Corporation (the "Company") promoted J. Max Meisinger, its Corporate Controller, to the position of Chief Accounting Officer.
Max materiality 0.85 · Median 0.55 · Most common event earnings