200,000,000 a year alone would get a 10x or 2billion valuation on the market and with future deals/royalties I wouldn't be shocked to see a 40-50x or ~20billion valuation once shovel goes in the ground on the first tower. If your an analyst you have to factor and or think of these listed below
1. How many can SWET feasibly build
2. How many royalty deals are out there at the time
3. How many towers total can be built
4. What price can they generate for electricity on next tower
5. How much electricity could a 3,000 foot tower produce
All of that goes into a true valuation and I'm going to go down the list 1-5 as an example for fun
1. Read #4
2. What if they have 5 royalty deals on the table (just a number) that's 12-18 million per tower so let's call it ~70 mill a year
3. Does 50 towers sound reasonable. Let's say 25 more to be safe
4. Goes with question 3. How many of the 25 could SWET possibly own on there own maybe just the one they plan on in San Luis or maybe it's 10 of that 25 (once again these are complete guesses). After all that is what an analyst will do. So let's be safe and say SWET could own a max of 5 towers on there own
5. What if a 3,000 foot tower produces 400mill a year after tax
Factor all of that in
Take #1 #4 #5 If they were to own and operate just 5 towers world wide at let's say 300mill that 1.5 billion a year after tax
2. Let's say there are 5 royalty deal on the table and 15 more to come. That's 300mill more a year
TOTAL 1.8 BILLION a year is what an analyst could forecast SWET could start generating 12 years down the road. Multiply 1.8 x 10multiple. (Remember this is for towers only, I'm sure analyst could factor in other mergers and aquisitions SWET could do) You get an $18,000,000,000 valuation on the company.
This is completely a guess but yet again if this takes off analyst all around the world will be guessing.
ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE
