SKYH-WTSky Harbour Group Corp
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Less likely than average to be bought by an AI rollup
Top 42% of the Russell 3000. How it works
Owns and leases airport hangar campuses to general aviation tenants; a real estate and lending business, not services.
What the score is built on · read from the 10-K by Jev, out of 10; tick marks high
- Services shareLow1/10How much of revenue is services rather than products or software. Weighs most.
- Labor intensityLow0/10How much of the cost is people doing the work.
- Recurring revenueHigh9/10Subscriptions, contracts and repeat customers.
- Fragmented marketHigh9/10Many small competitors a buyer could roll up.
- AI-rollup fitLow0/10Jev's overall read on fit for an AI rollup.
- Work AI could doMiddling7/10Share of the work AI could plausibly do.
Other things in the 10-K that mattered in past deals
Not part of the score. How often companies whose 10-K read the same way went on to a sponsor buyout of a services business, against the average company (the tick).
- Contracted revenueToward a deal2.2× as often14 of 2,255 companies whose 10-K read like this saw a sponsor buyout of a services business within a year (2.2× average)
- Not people-delivered servicesAway from one0.1× as oftenOf 6,700 companies scoring low on "people-delivered services", a sponsor buyout of a services business came 0.1× as often as average
- Payroll isn't the main costAway from one0.2× as oftenOf 2,869 companies scoring low on "payroll is the main cost", a sponsor buyout of a services business came 0.2× as often as average
- Not an AI-rollup targetAway from one0.4× as oftenOf 9,066 companies scoring low on "ai-rollup target", a sponsor buyout of a services business came 0.4× as often as average
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