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Wednesday, September 16, 2009 11:48:48 PM
The fact that DNNC has a low float is a big plus, however my primary concern is just what sort of revenue can be expected for this company lets say in 2010. This is no Dominos, Pizza Hut or Papa Johns yet and franchise fees are not all that much until you have a large quantity of them. Also there is a lot of competition in this food line so what's the "hook" that would make a franchise with Donini look more attractive than a franchise with an established Pizza line.
I would appreciate anyone's comments on the above.
Makamai
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