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Open Text Corp (OTEX) filed its fiscal 2015 10-K annual report with the SEC on Jul 29, 2015.

Top risk flagged: IRS tax examinations: draft NOPAs proposed approximately $280 million plus 20% penalties and approximately $80 million related to Global 360 integration

Open Text Corp FY2015 10-K analysis

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EIM software and services monetized through licenses, cloud subscriptions, customer support, and professional services
Actuate acquisition added personalized analytics and insights, while IGC added viewing, annotation, redaction, and publishing software
Strategic shift toward cloud-based EIM consolidation, supported by subscription pricing, managed services, and hybrid delivery
Recurring revenue $1,557.7 million, up 18.1%, representing 84% of total revenue
Cloud services and subscriptions revenue increased 62% in Fiscal 2015
Approximately 8,500 employees as of June 30, 2015, including 2,100 in cloud services and 2,100 in product development

Revenue $1,851.9M, up 14.0% YoY, with recurring revenue $1,557.7M, up 18.1%
GAAP operating margin 18.8% vs 18.5%, while gross margin declined to 67.5% from 68.5%
Best segment: Cloud services and subscriptions revenue $605.3M, up $231.9M; worst: Professional service revenue $220.5M, down $17.9M
Operating cash flow $523.0M, up 25.4%; capex additions $34.8M and dividends $87.6M
Fiscal 2016 focus: earnings and cash-flow growth, cloud expansion and acquisitions; IRS proposals could increase taxes by approximately $280M and $80M

IRS tax examinations: draft NOPAs proposed approximately $280 million plus 20% penalties and approximately $80 million related to Global 360 integration
Foreign-exchange exposure: Fiscal 2015 transactional losses reached $31.0 million amid U.S. dollar strengthening
Cloud operations: data-centre disruption or third-party outages could interrupt customer systems storing proprietary information
Market disruption: cloud computing and SaaS delivery alternatives could obsolete OpenText’s traditional software offerings
Leverage: $800 million Term Loan B and $800 million 5.625% senior notes due 2023 constrain cash and operations

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