Yes, BUYOUT is a very interesting topic!
Steve knows for sure exactly when and how high a BUYOUT is acceptable. And - Steve will watch closely if the competition catch up. As long as our apps have the technological advantage, Steve will first want to continue to drive up the volume of sales enormously.
And surely the time is not ripe for that yet. But when would be the right time? What would Steve have to offer?
Steve knows the value of our apps.
Steve also knows what's in the pipeline.
And Steve knows the huge potential.
What do I expect ?:
1. To accept a BUYOUT would require at least a very big deal. A DEAL that at least 1 million cars. License income a $ 50.00 net = net revenue 50. million per year.
2. The fleet business should enter a few deals of the same size in addition to AN and CM. So maybe $ 100 million in sales per year = $ 50 million net?
3. Our approximately 50 sales representatives are still there: annual sales $ 100 million = net $ 50 million?
4. Other sales channels also bring in sales.
Total assumed annual net income = $ 150 million. If Steve succeeds, ONCI / HEXAGON in this direction, how about the rating (PPS)?
I think that ONCI / HEXAGON underpins with such numbers, certainly a company can be rated above average growth and excellent future with exceptionally great imagination.
150,000,000 x 50 = $ 2.27 per share.
3300000000
Is that all too optimistic?
What if FORD gets on with 6 million car sales per year?
Or another BIGGER?
What if several automakers join?
How high would a BUYOUT be?
Imagination is enough available. May everyone assess themselves.
I mean, Steve's going to get some catalysts going,
to achieve the optimum.
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HEXAGON - "the perfect storm"
Steve knows for sure exactly when and how high a BUYOUT is acceptable. And - Steve will watch closely if the competition catch up. As long as our apps have the technological advantage, Steve will first want to continue to drive up the volume of sales enormously.
And surely the time is not ripe for that yet. But when would be the right time? What would Steve have to offer?
Steve knows the value of our apps.
Steve also knows what's in the pipeline.
And Steve knows the huge potential.
What do I expect ?:
1. To accept a BUYOUT would require at least a very big deal. A DEAL that at least 1 million cars. License income a $ 50.00 net = net revenue 50. million per year.
2. The fleet business should enter a few deals of the same size in addition to AN and CM. So maybe $ 100 million in sales per year = $ 50 million net?
3. Our approximately 50 sales representatives are still there: annual sales $ 100 million = net $ 50 million?
4. Other sales channels also bring in sales.
Total assumed annual net income = $ 150 million. If Steve succeeds, ONCI / HEXAGON in this direction, how about the rating (PPS)?
I think that ONCI / HEXAGON underpins with such numbers, certainly a company can be rated above average growth and excellent future with exceptionally great imagination.
150,000,000 x 50 = $ 2.27 per share.
3300000000
Is that all too optimistic?
What if FORD gets on with 6 million car sales per year?
Or another BIGGER?
What if several automakers join?
How high would a BUYOUT be?
Imagination is enough available. May everyone assess themselves.
I mean, Steve's going to get some catalysts going,
to achieve the optimum.
_________________________________________________
HEXAGON - "the perfect storm"
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