Nexus Energy Services, Inc. completed a reverse merger with Dryworld Brands LLC which offers apparel, footwear, and gear catered to athletes. The company is headquartered in Santa Barbara, California. The company went IPO on 2001-01-18. The firm's products include Dryfeet, Aggression apparel, Bloskyn and Haute D. Its Dryfeet performance footgear, which is a waterproof, thermo-regulating and gives technical compression for feet. Its Aggression apparel is a bio-mechanical exoskeleton compression wear. Its Bloskyn is a compression apparel, which is four-way stretch, waterproof, thermoregulating, technical compression material. Haute D is an athletic apparel for both men and women. The firm's BIOSKYN is a four-way stretch, waterproof, thermoregulating, technical compression material. The company also provides compression and loose-fitting athletic apparel with benefits that range from its THERMALITE series: loose-fitting apparel that makes body warm and dry in cold, wet weather while reducing muscle fatigue and injury. HAUTE D is an athletic apparel for both men and women.
How did IBGR's recent EPS compare to expectations?
The most recent EPS for Dryworld Brands Inc is $, expectations of $.
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