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Sunday, 03/27/2022 12:30:57 AM

Sunday, March 27, 2022 12:30:57 AM

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$ibgr short d.d & s.p projections


Here's a simple breakdown in share price with what we can realistically achieve in four different segments. I'll be using the key metrics of the fundamentals in the sport apparel sector with some factual global market analysis & data.

First off, the price to earnings ratio in our sector is anywhere from a whopping 50x to 200x.

The gross profit margins in their industry are statistically around 50%, and the net earnings are usually anywhere from 11% to 30%.

To simplify the key metrics, I will be utilizing a p/e by a factor of 100x, and a 20% net profit margins for all the fundamental data below, divided by our current o/s of 171,500,000.


1st Segment.


The global market share for triathlon apparel is around $1 billion in revenue per annum. There are around 4 million people that participate in triathlons every year.

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So let's suppose 2% of the 4 million people that participate in triathlons every year, purchase just the tri suits from Dryworld.

That would total 80,000 customers, each paying $250 for the tri suits. That equates to $20,000,000 in gross revenues.

Our net earnings would then be $4 million. Multiply that by our
p/e, and that equals a $400 million market cap. Divide that by our o/s, and our share price would be $2.33 a share.

(The same formula can be applied
with capturing 2% of the market share of $1 billion, giving us the same result of $2.33 a share)


2nd Segment.


The global market share for cycling apparel is over $3 billion.

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If Dryworld captured 1% of the global market share of $3 billion, that would give them $30 million in gross revenues.

Their net profit margins would be $6 million, giving them a total of a $600 million market evaluation by using the implied p/e. Divide that by our o/s, and that equals $3.50 a share.


3rd Segment.


The Running Gear Market reached $37 billion recently. However that was with the inclusion of shoes and other accessories. But the running apparel market is at least 33% of that total sum which would be around $11 billion.

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Now just imagine if Dryworld were to get only half of 1% of the running apparel market. Their gross revenue would be worth $55 million.

Then factor in their net earnings of $11 million, multiplied by the given p/e as previously stated from above, that would give them a market cap of $1.1 billion. Divide that by our current o/s, and that equals $6.41 a share.


4th Segment.


The global athleisure market is worth a whopping $305 billion.

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Now this is over saturated needless to say. But let's say if they were able to get one tenth of 1% in the global market. That would give them $305 million in gross revenues.


Using the implied formula, their net earnings would be $61 million. Multiply that by the given p/e, and the market cap here would be worth $6.1 billion. Now divide that by the current o/s, and that would give us $35.57 a share.


My final thoughts on SLT.


Now is this all plausible? Well, the first 3 segments I've shown certainly are. Dryworld's exclusive 3 year partnership w/ the Super League Triathlon will put us on the global map.

The SLT is the richest and most watched triathlon series in the world, with a global audience reach in excess of 1.2 billion people and the biggest TV production spend in the sport’s history.

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On Tik Tok, they've become the first triathlon brand to break 1 million views on a single video on TikTok just three days after launching on the social networking platform. This was in 2020, and today, they have over 14 million views.

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And two weeks from now, Dryworld is going to be seen on Discovery +, television, Eurosports 1, Eurosports 2 and the Eurosports App.

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SLT D.D.


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Bonus Segment.


Folks, believe it or not, this is just the tip of the iceberg. I haven't even mentioned about soccer, other sports, teams, leagues, acquisitions, licensing agreements, shoes, big industry connections, and a list of other major impending catalysts.

(soccer could see well over $100+ per share imso)

How this sits under $1 as of today is truly mind boggling to me. The potential here is glaringly & profoundly powerful. But this is more than just potential now as this is becoming more realized than ever.

Fortune favors from those who read and understand the d.d here.

Good luck everyone, and may you all prosper...

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