Their numbers will be woeful despite the new equity raising....

Their numbers will be woeful despite the new equity raising. Huge expenses in lease payments, staff costs and interest charges will barely leave $100m or so bottom line - and this is even before tax, capex and principal repayments. That is assuming the corona infused economy will keep generating the revenues they saw last year. They probably have multi-year contracts so it may not be dire but surely the upcoming recessionary environment will put them in a buyers' market. Their tangible equity is actually negative. This is not a company I would like to be stuck in. No wonder the entire board of 8 directors own under 1% of stock.