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NIXX printed a 52-week high of $0.68 in Tuesday's session after the company dropped a revenue beat that came in 17% above Street consensus — a gap wide enough to move the needle even for skeptics who have been sitting on the sideline since the 2024 balance-sheet cleanup.
The number that matters most isn't the top-line beat. It's the 4.2% operating margin.
That's the first positive OM print since Nixxy tore apart its cost structure two years ago, and it signals the restructuring wasn't just a one-time charge parade — the new operating model is actually producing cash-generative quarters.
For a name that spent most of 2024 convincing the market it could survive, that's a different conversation entirely. Management didn't sandbag the follow-through.
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