WidePoint Corporation
Organization
WidePoint Corporation is a publicly traded technology company providing enterprise cybersecurity, trusted mobility management, identity management, telecommunications lifecycle management, digital billing and analytics, and IT-as-a-Service solutions. It serves government and commercial customers, with offerings focused on securing and managing mobile and connected technology environments.
What experts have said about WidePoint Corporation
10 statements · 10 positive
WidePoint operates as a mobility-as-a-service company.
“We are a mobility as a service company founded in 1997”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 5:13
WidePoint has 95% recurring revenue and $219 million of contract backlog.
“A company with 95% recurring revenues, $219 million in contract backlog, zero bank debt, $36 billion in addressable market, $10 million in cash at the end of Q2 2026”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 6:12
WidePoint has remained adjusted-EBITDA positive for 35 consecutive quarters.
“35 consecutive quarters of adjusted EBITDA positive. Uh, more notably, we have been free cash flow positive for 10 consecutive quarters and EPS positive for 2 consecutive quarters.”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 6:32
WidePoint’s market valuation is below its true worth.
“I do believe that there is a disconnect between our valuation and, and our true worth.”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 6:52
WidePoint expects the DHS contract protest to be resolved favorably.
“We do believe that the protests will be settled in our favor.”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 8:33
The DHS contract could add up to $1.50 EPS when fully ramped.
“we believe that once fully ramped, this contract could add up to $1.50 EPS once fully ramped.”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 8:47
WidePoint models 8–12% net margins on incremental DHS revenue.
“the economics of it will be, the way we're modeling it, is roughly 8 to 10 to 12% in the federal government contracting. Is, uh, you know, the net margins.”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 27:41
WidePoint expects to prevail in the DHS contract protest.
“we're still pretty confident that we're going to prevail on this protest”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 31:22
WidePoint expects GAO to dismiss the protest and uphold its award.
“I think the protest will be dismissed and that we will prevail.”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 39:49
WidePoint currently funds operations without using its revolving credit line.
“We are self-funding our operations.”
Open the episode · WidePoint Corporation (WYY): Securing the GovernmentListen at 1:00:38
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