If my memory is right, they made 5.6 cents/q on old line with shift. assume 2nd line is same capacity, then 11 cents/q with shift. two new lines, another double, then we have 22 cents/q with shift. so 88 cents/year is the up range.
if no shift, it goes 44 cents/year. but 5.6 is the peak performance, let's give it some discount, see 30%. we have 30 cents.
my rough guess it with 4 lines, 30 cents to 90 cents per year. with existing line, 15 cents to 45 cents per year.
here the things we are missing is new products have high margin, new line more efficient, new line has bigger capacity...
