Have Motorola’s Investments In Growth Paid Off?
- Motorola Solutions’ (NYSE:MSI) growth is majorly tied to government budgets and its ability to win new contracts
- Investments in growth help the company bolster its offerings, which helps it present a compelling case for public safety contracts
- Also, the acquisition of smaller companies has helped Motorola kill competition and strengthen its intellectual property portfolio
- In this note, we deduce how much the company has invested in growth over the past four years and if it has translated into growth in revenues
- As it turns out, there appears a direct corelation between the amount invested in growth in one particular year and growth in revenues in the subsequent year
- The analysis reveals that while small investments in growth in 2013 and 2014 could not help Motorola increase its revenues, significant investments last year and in the first quarter of 2016 can bolster revenues going forward
- The most notable reason is the acquisition of Airwave solutions completed in Q1 2016, that has added a steady recurring revenue source to the company
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