***LPTH: Profit Margins Are Soaring 61% Increase on Level Stock.com

⇒ As the military's armed forces have moved to laser technology, they've turned to LPTH for the aspheric lenses used in smart bombs and munitions.

⇒ More recently, LPTH secured a development contract with the US government for radiation hardened aspheres used in satellite communications.

⇒ LPTH also developed specialty glass optical systems that protect the eyes of servicemen and women's as well as their military instruments against damage from laser beams.

⇒ Within the medical market tremendous advancements have been made over the past decade in medical imaging systems, procedures that require laser cutting and healing and with instruments used in the operating room and the lab. LightPath supplies lenses for all of them as well as to the world's top endoscope manufacturers.

⇒ World's top automobile manufacturers use LightPath's GRADIUM lenses and lens systems on their laser systems used in automated welding and cutting.

⇒ Shippers all over the world buy LightPath's molded glass spheres for their barcode scanning and package handling systems.

⇒ Add to all of this, the optics and optical systems for genetics, DNA identification and protein analysis in the biotech industry.

It's easy to see why there is a backlog of new orders—and a significant and consistent increase in revenue.

A Revamped Business Plan is Ramping Up

One of the reasons LPTH is suddenly surging in the marketplace after more than two decades is because of its revamped business strategy. Under the aggressive new strategy, LPTH is moving into higher volume revenue segments as the company implements a low cost structure.

Higher volume at lower cost = succe$$.

Results so far:

Total revenue jumped from $2.7 million to $6.4 million for the nine months ended March 31, 2010—that's a 61% increase in revenue year-over-year.

Gross margins for the first half of fiscal year 2010 jumped from 26% in the previous year to a solid 43% the first half of 2010.

Clearly, management is on the right path as the company showed its fifth consecutive quarter of improving financials. I expect it will continue to get better and better. As it does, shareholders stand to make sizeable gains on LPTH.

LPTH's profit margins are soaring—up from 25%
to nearly 45% year-over-year

As the company emerges, it is in a position to potentially deliver tremendous gains to investors who buy shares now!