Boston, MA 06/23/2014 (wallstreetpr) – BTU International, Inc. (NASDAQ:BTUI), a global provider of thermal processing equipment for the electronic and alternative energy markets, expects revenue to be higher in the current quarter that ends on June 30, 2014 because of strong bookings. The company expects to generate revenue in the neighborhood of $16 – $17 million. That signals an improvement from the earlier guidance of $14 – $15 million. The company generated revenue of $14.2 million in the same period a year ago.
Shares of the company have been hitting high on the strong guidance, gaining almost 12 percent last Friday. The shares are up more than 16 percent this year.
The strong bookings in the quarter came from the electronics assembly segment.
Dyadic International, Inc. (OTCMKTS:DYAI) traded more than 11 times its three months daily average Friday as shares soared more than 10 percent. The development happened on the back of positive news that the stock has been added to the Biofuel Digest Index. The move to include the stock in the index happened as part of the annual rebalancing of publicly traded stock.
Dyadic is focused on the discovery, development sales of enzymes and other proteins. According to Dania Brooks, Dyadic’s Chief Operating Officer, the addition of the stock to the Biofuel index signifies an important development in the company, which goes along way into validating the critical roles of the company’s technology in the biofuel and bio-based economy.
Biofuel Digest named Dyadic International, Inc. (OTCMKTS:DYAI) among its 50 Hottest Companies in the category of Bioenergy. That happened earlier this year. As it reaffirms its leadership position in the biofuel business, Dyadic plans to open a biofuel plant in Hugoton, Kansa early next month.
Talon International, Inc. (OTCMKTS:TALN) has landed an extension of exclusive business deal with a key customer. A leading global provider of zipper, trim, apparel fasteners announced that Fat Face Group of U.K. has agreed to sign it as a supplier of zipper and apparel trim products for two more years. The companies first entered a business deal in 2011.
