There are those that just simply can't comprehend Reasonable company valuations and Range of revenue possibilities. I know it doesn't do any good but I will explain it Again with added comparison information.
The annual sales of a Dunkin’ Donuts location range from about $620,000 to $1.3 million* depending on the type of franchise you own – freestanding store, in-line shopping center, or a non-traditional location in a gas station or convenience store. Locations with a drive-thru window will bump sales an extra $200,000 to $300,000 per year.
So let's take half of that bottom number of 300,000 And assume they're all the lowest level kiosks you could have. At 65 of them that would make an annual revenue of 19.5 million dollars. I believe I saw that big lose was projecting they'll probably get to 7 or 8 million this year. That's your 25 million revenue right there without any of the conglomerates.
And as I was pointing out in my previous post, Once the market takes off in this operation gets noticed. Using an average OTC market PS ratio of 6.5.... Big lous by itself justifies A 32 million dollar market cap... What does that mean for these Stores at an extremely conservative revenue estimate should Put their market cap at?
I mean you've heard that phrase about leading a horse to water? All the other stuff Potential to its demise.... In my honest opinion is just noise. And remember we haven't added any of the other conglomerate revenues. So why don't you chew on that 1 for a while. Investors have To make one decision, Is there 7 years existence with multiple conglomerates real, Only a tenth of which would be needed to justify It's current price.... Or is everything and all the businesses a complete and other holographic sham?
