Edit for taxes: Running some numbers: Lets say $1.1mm/month or $13.2 mm/year with a net profit margin of 15% or 1.98mm. That would equate, with a 600mm float to about .0033 eps. Add in a typical multiple for building materials suppliers of about 17 (typical is 15-20) and you get .056/share valuation. Add in 7.5mm minus 40% or $4.5mm to the yearly, if that concrete deal comes through and .90 is gross profit or .54 after taxes, ($5/ton profit is typical for tonnage in the ME so .90 sounds like after all other associated costs) you get a total net of $6.5mm/year or .011. Typical multiple of 17 gets you .187/share. They're coming clean so I doubt the concrete is all bs. I think I'll hold as I've added all I can and have lowered my average cost to under 3.5 cents, in this account anyway. My IRA sits at .16/share so no choice there but to hold LOL. I'm thinking they have to come clean, they can get ME deals which they seem to be hard at work at and my IRA was supposed to be a long term hold anyway - which if they follow the plan, long term will pay off. Just some thoughts and conjecture.
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