Once BRBL will have had the BrewHaus restaurant/taproom open for at least three months, which should be by the end of the summer, there's no reason they shouldn't be profitable by that time, even if the hospitality contract hasn't come through by then. That's just my opinion; a logical guess!
Now, projecting less than what the company has projected for revenues, I estimate that the company should easily be doing $200,000 in monthly revenue by then, with a net profit margin of 12%, seemingly high profits until you consider half of their revenues should be from the tap room which typically has very high profit margins..
So 12% of a $2.4 million annual revenue run rate would be $288,000 in net profits, divided by an approximate 6.2 billion outstanding shares, multiplied by a PE multiple of 25, would lead to a stock price of $0.0011, a mere 10x plus move from here! That's not a prediction, nor investment advice; it's just one of the ways I try to figure out what the valuation of the stock and the company might be by the end of the summer.
And that would be if we never got the hospitality franchise contract! I've seen all kinds of way folks try to value a company but most of the time in the OTC it's just a big guess because most of the companies are never profitable. I'm here taking a gamble because my guess is that BrewBilt Brewing will actually be able to scale to a genuine beer manufacturer/brewery/franchise microbrewery in a couple of years, leading to substantial profits in the long haul.
Imagine what they could do with $20 million in annual revenue, or way more than that with a microbrewery franchise with 40 locations. That's why it's my long-term favorite lotto stock in the OTC.
Just my opinion; not investment advice; please do your own due diligence!
Bullish
