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CML - Compelled for Compellent Technologies (IPO'd 10/9/07)

Started by kpunarc, October 11, 2007, 08:52:57 AM

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kpunarc

Compellent Technologies, Inc.
Annual Revenue: N/A

    * 12982 Valley View Rd
    * Eden Prairie, MN 55344
    * (952) 294-3300
    * www.compellent.com

About Compellent Technologies, Inc.

Compellent delivers affordable, modular storage solutions exclusively through business partners that provide companies of all sizes enterprise-level storage capabilities without big system costs or complexities. Designed by network storage and virtualization pioneers, Compellent enables any business to cut storage expenditures in half, recover from data hazards within minutes, scale to any capacity across any technology and easily manage its storage without adding staff. Headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minn., Compellent has raised more than $38 million in financing from leading investors including Cargill Ventures, Centennial Ventures, Crescendo Ventures and El Dorado Ventures. For more information, visit www.compellent.com.

-It's considered to be the best in the industry

Competitors
XIOtech and iQstor

News
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/071010/compellent_technologies_ipo.html?.v=1


Financial
717.7 Million      Market Capitalization
29.7 Million        Shares Outstanding

-Unfortunately, they're experiencing steady net losses...but with the new ipo cash, they expect to expand that would give them a potential revenue base of $17 billion by 2011 (i found in an article somewhere)

http://www.ipohome.com/marketwatch/pick.asp
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