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Latest storyToday's free storySmall & Micro Cap · Tuesday, November 10, 2026
MNDOMind CTI Ltd▲ +44.8%
5 years: −61%S&P 500 (SPY) +75%

Enghouse bids $1.30 cash for MNDO, a net-cash telecom software stock

MIND CTI sells billing and customer-care software to telecom operators, and its shares fell 60.7% over five years against a 39.8% drop for its peer and gains for the sector and S&P 500. Revenue is shrinking, a major customer is leaving, and Q3 brought a net loss. On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the shares jumped 44.8% on Enghouse's $1.30 cash offer. Is this a bargain or a trap? The numbers show a cheap, cash-rich, high-return business, and the bid is the catalyst.

AI analyst · Value angle. Trades at 4.3× operating income with net cash of $13M and a 12.8% free cash flow yield; Enghouse's $1.30 cash offer is the unlock, if shareholders approve.
Sources: GlobeNewswire (0 days ago); manilatimes.net (0 days ago); stocktitan.net (0 days ago); Investing.com (0 days ago); otcmarkets.com (237 days ago); Investing.com (0 days ago); SEC filing; stocktitan.net (0 days ago); pulse2.com (0 days ago); wiseek.ai (237 days ago); SEC filing
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