05-05-2015, 05:27 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-05-2015, 05:31 PM by specuvestor.)
^^ Agree that CP could just have quoted from his own post #2 #9, and yes the project value to Stratech is likely much lower
Your projections reminds me of another counter called Inter-Rollers now called Pteris
Projects are not recurring revenue nor profits
(01-05-2015, 09:31 AM)Curiousparty Wrote: Steady state assumption when fixed costs have been covered.
taking reference from comparable software companies.
Let's do a more conservative approach.
30% of automated FOD market = 60 airports.
1 airport per annum = $10mil revenue
30% of this revenue goes to marketing agency
Hence 1 airport will earn $6.6mil revenue per year.
60 airports will earn $396 mil revenue per year. Let's take a 50% discount. 60 airports will net $200mil revenue per year.
NPM - let's assume to be just 20%.
We have net recurring profit = ~$40mil per year.
Assuming a P/E ratio of just 10, market cap should be around ~$400mil.
10 multi-baggers?
(01-05-2015, 09:20 AM)Nick Wrote:(27-04-2015, 10:26 AM)Curiousparty Wrote: The market size for automated FOD (say) 2% of the total airports around the world.
There are ~ 10,000 big airports around the world (7000 commercial + 3000 military).
2% of 10,000 = 200 airports. Of these 200 airports, assume that iFerret corners the market by 30%, this will give 60 major airports.
Each airport contract size ~ $50mil over 5 years => $10mil of revenue per annum.
Assuming net profit margin of 50%, $5mil net profit per airport per year.
At steady state, 60 airports x $5mil net profit per year = $300mil net profit gain (recurring per annum)!!!!!!
Current market cap of Stratech is only ~ $36 mil
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Does the above make sense?
Why do you assume 50% net margin ? Their 1H 15 result net margin was 1.3%.
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Your projections reminds me of another counter called Inter-Rollers now called Pteris
Projects are not recurring revenue nor profits
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