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The company disclosed that an investment adviser, Buxton Helmsley USA and its CEO Alexander E. Parker, has sent letters alleging Daily Journal improperly expensed software development costs and should instead capitalize them under ASC 985-20. The Audit Committee reviewed the guidance with the company’s accountants and third-party experts and concluded the company correctly accounts for development costs under ASC 950-20 and, where appropriate, ASC 350-40 for internal-use SaaS enhancements. The filing states the company will continue to expense or capitalize costs as required and criticized Mr. Parker for demanding compensation, board seats and making regulatory complaints based on his interpretation.
Daily Journal Corp (DJCO) reported fiscal year-to-date operating revenue of $45.9 million for the nine months ended June 30, 2025, up from $37.6 million in the prior-year period, with $23.0 million recognized upon completion of services and $22.9 million recognized ratably over subscription periods. A second revenue line shows $18.5 million versus $13.1 million year-over-year. The company states ~75% of prior-period revenue derived from software licenses, maintenance and consulting and ~9% of revenue came from foreign operations. Shares outstanding were 1,805,053 (including 427,627 treasury shares) and weighted shares used in EPS calculations were about 1,377,321. The nine-month effective tax rate was 25.9%, which includes taxes on unrealized gains on marketable securities. 4,725 shares remain available for future equity grants of 5,720 authorized.
Schedule 13G/A (Am. 16) for Daily Journal Corp. (DJCO) discloses that RWWM, Inc., a California-based investment adviser, and related parties collectively beneficially own 334,902 DJCO common shares, or 24.31 % of the outstanding class as of 30 Jun 2025.
Break-down of voting and dispositive powers:
- RWWM, Inc.: 0 voting / 334,902 sole dispositive
- RWWM Inc. 401(k) Plan: 7,802 shared voting (0.57 %)
- Scott P. Roseman: 6,130 sole + 7,802 shared voting
- Aaron J. Wagner: 2,519 sole + 7,802 shared voting
- Roseman Wagner Partners, L.P.: 24,986 sole voting & dispositive (1.81 %)
Although RWWM controls disposal of nearly a quarter of DJCO shares, it reports no voting power, indicating holdings are managed on behalf of advisory clients. The signatories certify that the securities are held in the ordinary course of business and not for the purpose of influencing control of the issuer.