Speculation of a Growing Company
My research has found Data443 probably needs close to the following monthly payout to meet monthly expenses (Cost of Sales). (incl. new employees and partner/distributor commission payouts).
$150,000/mo operating exp/mo.
$1,800,000 Rev/YR
I'm also using calculations assuming the last reported fully diluted O/S of 5.2 billion. (Excludes some potential shares that are not yet defined as an actual; e.g. future conversions, future acquisitions, etc.).
What If:
If, for example, (for patient investors), Data443 had the following annual gross income (any given year):
$5,000,000 rev/yr
- 1,800,000 Mo. Op, exp.
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$ 3,200,000 Div. by 5,200,000,000 = $ .00061538461 Gross Profit/Share.
This Gross Profit/Share then, ideally, could create a maximum target PPS of $ .01538461538.
(Gross Profit/sh, or Max Profit/Earnings per share, x 25, which is the Avg PE for IT/Software).
After the initial OP costs are meant by the monthly Op. exp above, then any additional revenue could be as high as an 85% profit margin. (After basic monthly payouts are meant, additional revenue has a higher profit margin).
Meaning, for every $ 1,000,000 added in revenue the EPS (gross profit per share) increases by $ .0001635.
That increases the target PPS (increased EPS x avg PE ratio) = $ .004087.
Result of Increase:
e.g. $ .0153 (in first example) + $ .004 increased target price (+ added $ 1 mil rev) = $ .0193 new target price.
It's understandable there's disagreements with various portions of the above "What-If", but this is intended not to be factual but a basis for understanding a plausible potential. As we all know, the real world always changes things. So just take this as a general guide and plug and play with your own estimates. GLTA longs.
