BrewBilt Manufacturing Inc (BBRW)

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All about calculating valuation. Let me see if I can explain.

Example: if a company issues “1” (one) share and the company’s earnings are say $200,000,000 then that “1” share is technically worth $200,000,000.

For BBRW say they reduce the outstanding shares to 200,000,000 and they meet the projected $25,000,000 in revenue. Then 25mil/200,000,000shares= .12 1/2. cents a share.
Then look at the multiples. A stock’s price usually trades at a multiple above the valuation. I’d say times 10 is conservative for BBRW.
So, .12 1/2 cents X 10= $1.25/share

BBRW, IMO, should have zero problems holding the minimum QX price of .25 cents.

Let’s not for get the company is projecting $200mil revenue in the next 60 months. Do the math. $$$$$$$$$$$$$

I see BBRW making a big move into the .30 cent range while the market watches the sales towards $200mil. Then it really busts loose. All IMO.


Jef Lewis further stated, “At this pace we anticipate meeting our $25M projection in 18 months instead of 36 months, while reaching our 60 months $200M projection much earlier. We are now having discussions with the worlds largest beer producer who has interest in our systems for their IPA Europe projections.”