Dyna Group Announces Record Revenues and Earnings 1st Quarter 2002
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas--May 21, 2002--Dyna Group International (OTCBB:DGIX) (DGIX) announced today record earnings for the first quarter 2002.-------------------------- First quarter ended March 31 -------------------------- 2002 2001 ---------------------- ---------- ---------- Revenues 3,084,021 2,755,803 ---------------------- ---------- ---------- Operating income 355,719 165,581 ---------------------- ---------- ---------- Income Tax 120,621 61,600 ---------------------- ---------- ---------- Net Income (loss) 235,099 103,981 ---------------------- ---------- ---------- Earnings per share .03 .01 ---------------------- ---------- ----------
Revenues increased $328,218 (11.9%) and profits increased 126% for the 1st quarter 2002 as compared to the 1st quarter 2001. Earnings per share increased 200% from .01 to .03.
Fort USA was acquired on Feb. 1, 2002. Included in the quarter are the February and March activities of Fort. Fort beat our forecast and operated profitably despite the move from Providence, R.I., to Texas, which was completed 20 days ahead of schedule.
Jeff Smith, vice president of operations, stated, "We are focused and working hard to give our Fort customers the same excellent delivery and service our GAP customers have come to expect. We are confident that Fort will be running smooth within six weeks."
Great American Products, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dyna Group International (DGIX), is recognized as the leader in the manufacturing and distribution of pewter sports licensed collectibles. The company holds licenses with the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, NASCAR and 15 top drivers, and others. In addition to the licensed products, Great American Products also produces a broad line of non-licensed collectible products that are sold through a variety of retail channels. The products are prized by collectors due to their design excellence, craftsmanship and the lasting value of pewter.
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