Most income investors stop scrolling somewhere around $20 a share.
That's habit, not analysis. One name that cleared our latest screen trades at $3.55 and pays $0.085 a quarter — a yield near 10%, on a payout it has been raising.
And it's backed by real profit. Licensing revenue grew 48% year over year to $14.1 million last quarter, gross margin reached 73%, and the company posted record quarterly net income of $8.9 million.
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The business is unglamorous in the best way. It owns a library of factual programming and rents it out. Streaming services need hours of watchable content at low cost; this company already paid to make its. Quarterly revenue rose 22% to $23.2 million, and management raised full-year guidance to $77–$82 million with $18–$22 million of adjusted EBITDA.
Market cap: $209 million. At that size, it never shows up in the places most dividend buyers look — which is roughly the point.
Also in the report:
- The one balance-sheet line dividend buyers should read first (cash stood near $10.9 million at the end of June)
- Which of the five companies earns money today, and which is spending to get there
- A uranium producer mining at roughly $40 a pound and selling near $67
Five stocks, five sectors, every figure pulled from filings.
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P.S. Two of the five are profitable now. The report says which — and why one of the others could fund about four more years of operations without raising a dollar.
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