Company Overview - Pitney Bowes operates as a leading provider of integrated shipping, mailing, and logistics solutions, leveraging a broad technology and service platform to address the needs of business and government clients [5] - The company maintains a diversified revenue stream through its e-commerce, mail presort, and digital mailing technology segments, serving a wide range of clients seeking efficiency in mail and parcel delivery [5][7] - Revenue for the trailing twelve months (TTM) is reported at $1.93 billion, with a net income of $75.30 million and a dividend yield of 3.5% [4] Recent Developments - Capital Management Corp increased its position in Pitney Bowes by 592,568 shares during the fourth quarter, with an estimated trade value of $6.15 million [1][2] - The stake's quarter-end value increased by $4.30 million, reflecting both share additions and price appreciation [2] - As of February 2, Pitney Bowes shares were priced at $10.43, representing a 21.4% increase over the past year, outperforming the S&P 500 by 7.13 percentage points [3] Financial Performance - Recent quarterly results showed a revenue decline of 8% year over year to $460 million, but profitability improved significantly with GAAP EPS rising to $0.30 and adjusted EPS to $0.31 [8] - Free cash flow was reported at $60 million despite restructuring payments, indicating strong cash generation capabilities [8] - Management expanded its share repurchase authorization to $500 million and identified $50 million to $60 million in additional cost savings, signaling confidence in the balance sheet and operating trajectory [8] Investment Position - Pitney Bowes now accounts for 5.08% of Capital Management Corp's 13F assets under management, making it one of the fund's highest-conviction positions [3][9] - The portfolio favors cash-generative, often unloved names across media and industrials, with Pitney Bowes being a notable example [9]