Weak federal government spending has been a problem for a lot of companies recently, including Cisco (Nasdaq:CSCO) and NetApp (Nasdaq:NTAP). With major worries about the unsustainability of recent budget deficits and political pressure to cut spending, it wouldn't seem like a good time to invest in companies that largely rely on federal business for their revenue. Still, with IT products and services that help government agencies modernize and cut costs, CACI International (NYSE:CACI) may be able to capture a bigger piece of smaller budgets. (To help further identify company success, read 3 Secrets Of Successful Companies.)
A Stronger Fourth Quarter Than Expected
CACI managed to log better than 13% growth in the fiscal fourth quarter, slightly beating the average analyst guess. Organic growth was strong as well, at better than 11%. As usual, business from the Department of Defense was the driver this quarter - up more than 17% and making up 81% of sales. Revenue from federal civilian agencies, the company's second largest category, was down more than 2%.
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