Lloyd I. Miller III
Known title: 10% OwnerCIK: 0000949119
Associated companies
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October 1, 2026
Franklin Wireless Q4 Earnings Miss Estimates. Franklin Wireless reported fourth-quarter results that fell short of market expectations, with EPS of $(0.37) compared to an estimate of $(0.03). Revenue also came in below projections at $8.396 million against an expected $10.600 million. The wider-than-expected loss contributed to a marginal decline in the stock price.
Transaction History
| CAPS | ▼ Sell | Open Market | 100,000 | $6K | 10/5/2017 | View on chart |
| CAPS | ▼ Sell | Open Market | 38,967 | $2K | 12/16/2016 | View on chart |
| CAPS | ▼ Sell | Open Market | 20,000 | $800 | 12/15/2016 | View on chart |
| CAPS | ▼ Sell | Open Market | 16,000 | $880 | 8/12/2016 | View on chart |
| CAPS | ▼ Sell | Open Market | 80,000 | $5K | 8/1/2016 | View on chart |
| CAPS | ▼ Sell | Open Market | 14,000 | $1K | 6/8/2016 | View on chart |
| FKWL | ▼ Sell | Open Market | 264,900 | $487K | 9/27/2012 | View on chart |
| FKWL | ▼ Sell | Open Market | 50,000 | $92K | 9/27/2012 | View on chart |
AI Market Commentary
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October 3, 2026
CAPS Reports 7.6% Organic Revenue Growth and Cuts Convertible Debt
Capstone Holding Corp. posted 7.6% organic revenue growth and 6.5% organic gross profit growth for July–August, showing continued expansion of its core business. The company also retired about 85% of its $6.82 million convertible note principal, leaving a $1 million balance and reducing leverage. These moves improve the company’s financial position and may support future earnings.
CAPS Reports 7.6% Organic Revenue Growth and Cuts Convertible Debt. Capstone Holding Corp. posted 7.6% organic revenue growth and 6.5% organic gross profit growth for July–August, showing continued expansion of its core business. The company also retired about 85% of its $6.82 million convertible note principal, leaving a $1 million balance and reducing leverage. These moves improve the company’s financial position and may support future earnings.