Question-and-Answer Session
Operator
Thank you. (Operator Instructions). And we will go to with Alex Rygiel with FBR Capital Markets. Please go ahead.
Alex Rygiel - FBR Capital Markets
That’s FBR. Thank you. Good morning Steve.
Steven Nielsen
Good morning Alex.
Alex Rygiel - FBR Capital Markets
I’m sorry; I missed a couple of those customer numbers. Could you run through the number 6 through 10 again?
Drew DeFerrari
Alex, this is Drew. I’ll go through those. Charter was at 4.7%; Windstream was at 3.6%; Cablevision was at 2%; Qwest was at 1.9%; and the Williams Companies was at 1.8%.
Alex Rygiel - FBR Capital Markets
Great and then what was Verizon in the fiscal first quarter?
Drew DeFerrari
As a percentage, fiscal first quarter was 19.4%.
Alex Rygiel - FBR Capital Markets
Okay, so on a dollar basis it was around $65 million and in this current quarter it’s about $36 million, is that fair?
Drew DeFerrari
That is correct.
Steven Nielsen
Yes, that’s about right Alex. I think it was actually a little over $65 million.
Alex Rygiel - FBR Capital Markets
Steve, could you talk about that material decline on sequential basis a little bit? Is the 36 million kind of the ongoing quarterly kind of run rate? Did you lose any market share; did you give up any states; anything going on there other than the customer just cutting back?
Steven Nielsen
Well the customer slowed down. Actually we gained market share, because in areas where they slowed down we retained business where they did cutback on the number of vendors in certain markets; and actually from a seasonal perspective, although we are not providing guidance, we do provide services in New England and New York, where this is the slowest quarter of the year for obvious reasons.
Alex Rygiel - FBR Capital Markets
Okay. What was your amortization expense in the quarter?
Drew DeFerrari
Alex, it was $1.7 million.
Alex Rygiel - FBR Capital Markets
And based upon your adjustment to goodwill impairment, what do you anticipate amortization expense going forward on a quarterly basis?
Drew DeFerrari
It should be consistent. That was non-amortizing goodwill on the write-down. So we still have the acquired intangibles that continue to amortize.
Alex Rygiel - FBR Capital Markets
And Steve, what is your thought on CapEx this year, both gross and net?
Steven Nielsen
Well, as we said before, we think about this on a net basis, and we talked about for the full fiscal year $25 million to $30 million and we’ll adjust that depending on how we see the market for used assets, which so far still holds it in there based on most recent results.
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