Boston Omaha (BOMN) Stock Analysis

What Boston Omaha does

Boston Omaha Corporation (BOMN) primarily engages in the outdoor billboard advertising industry across the southeastern United States. The company's business activities also extend into surety insurance and related brokerage services, broadband internet provision, and various investment ventures. Within its broadband division, it supplies high-speed internet to roughly 7,000 customers in southern Arizona communities, alongside serving approximately 10,000 subscribers in Salt Lake City, Park City, Ogden, Provo, and surrounding areas of Utah. As of March 26, 2021, the company oversaw a portfolio of around 3,200 billboards, collectively presenting approximately 6,000 advertising faces, including 60 digital displays. Founded in 2009, the entity was initially known as REO Plus, Inc. before officially changing its name to Boston Omaha Corporation in March 2015, with its main offices located in Omaha, Nebraska.

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What is the ticker symbol for Boston Omaha?

Boston Omaha trades under the ticker BOMN on NASDAQ.

Which exchange is BOMN listed on?

BOMN is listed on NASDAQ.

What sector does Boston Omaha operate in?

Boston Omaha is classified in the Communication Services sector (Advertising Agencies industry).

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