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Open Text Corp (OTEX) filed its fiscal 2013 10-K annual report with the SEC on Aug 1, 2013.

Top risk flagged: U.S. state authorities may impose telecommunications excise, franchise and sales taxes on EasyLink cloud offerings, plus interest and penalties

Open Text Corp FY2013 10-K analysis

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EIM software and services helping enterprises manage, exchange, analyze, and govern business information across deployment models
Fiscal 2013 completion of ECM-to-EIM evolution, emphasizing BPM, CEM, Information Exchange, and Discovery
EasyLink acquisition added cloud-based electronic messaging and business integration services, for $342.3 million
Approximately 5,000 employees at June 30, 2013, including 200 in cloud services and 1,300 in product development
R&D spending $164.0 million, with continued emphasis on cloud computing, mobility, and social media

Revenue $1,363.3M, up 12.9% YoY, driven by $173.8M cloud services revenue
GAAP operating margin 14.5% vs 12.4%; non-GAAP operating margin 29.3% vs 27.3%
Best segment: customer support revenue $658.2M; weakest: license revenue $279.6M, down $14.1M
Operating cash flow $318.5M; acquisitions $95.6M higher; dividends $17.7M; capex additions down $2.7M
Outlook: recurring support near 50% of revenue; cloud services growth driver; acquisition financing and EasyLink tax exposure of $10.5M risks

U.S. state authorities may impose telecommunications excise, franchise and sales taxes on EasyLink cloud offerings, plus interest and penalties
Global downturn and public-sector credit contraction could delay software purchases and increase collection risk
Dependence on third-party software licenses for key product modules creates replacement delays and integration costs
Cloud computing, mobility, social media and SaaS alternatives threaten OpenText’s EIM offerings and market share
Acquisition-driven borrowing could increase interest expense and restrict dividends, additional debt and investments via covenants

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