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Posted On: 03/17/2019 9:27:52 PM
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And this would be an additional valuation based on JUST device sales at a $150 per unit average......
250,000 devices @ $150 average = $37.5MM in sales @ 10% net margin = $3.75MM in EBITDA divided by a 5B O/S gives you an EPS of .00075 x very conservative 15x P/E multiple and a share price of $0.01125.
500,000 devices @ $150 average = $75MM in sales @ 10% net margin = $7.5MM in EBITDA divided by a 5B O/S gives you an EPS of .0015 x very conservative 15x P/E multiple and a share price of $0.0225.
1,000,000 devices @ $150 average = $150MM in sales @ 10% net margin = $15MM in EBITDA divided by a 5B O/S gives you an EPS of .003 x very conservative 15x P/E multiple and a share price of $0.045.
****Important to note this valuation would be in addition to the SWS acquisition valuation. Also, if ANDI is growing profits this quickly it can absolutely be ascribed a P/E multiple of 25+ rather than the 15 P/E multiple I used in my calculation****
250,000 devices @ $150 average = $37.5MM in sales @ 10% net margin = $3.75MM in EBITDA divided by a 5B O/S gives you an EPS of .00075 x very conservative 15x P/E multiple and a share price of $0.01125.
500,000 devices @ $150 average = $75MM in sales @ 10% net margin = $7.5MM in EBITDA divided by a 5B O/S gives you an EPS of .0015 x very conservative 15x P/E multiple and a share price of $0.0225.
1,000,000 devices @ $150 average = $150MM in sales @ 10% net margin = $15MM in EBITDA divided by a 5B O/S gives you an EPS of .003 x very conservative 15x P/E multiple and a share price of $0.045.
****Important to note this valuation would be in addition to the SWS acquisition valuation. Also, if ANDI is growing profits this quickly it can absolutely be ascribed a P/E multiple of 25+ rather than the 15 P/E multiple I used in my calculation****
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