My last previous posts on Vicom was in October when I elaborated in detail about their two core business: vehicle and non-vehicle segment. You can check out the posts here at part 1 and part 2.

Vicom announced its Q3 results today and as a vested shareholder myself, I am keen to know how they were doing in the midst of all the challenges coming up.

Not surprisingly, the results for Q3 are pretty much similar to the two previous quarters. Revenue are up by low single digit while bottomline increases by about 5.5%. They probably need to watch out the rising costs, especially the salary and repair costs, since revenue seems to be muted at this point in time.

The results should not be surprising for most vested investor as I have highlighted some concerns previously with regard ...