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Re: DDGUY post# 172958

Saturday, 09/03/2011 5:34:39 PM

Saturday, September 03, 2011 5:34:39 PM

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About the simple math

that is what 'retail' sales would be. Not what WNBD would recognize. WNBD sells mostly to wholesale at about 45% of the retail price (aka $4.50 a bottle for 30oz), and recognizes approximately 50% gross profit (aka $2.25 a bottle).

also 1 million (packs) sold via Home Depot online would equate to 3 million bottles....

i don't think that is realistic soon or in the near future; however, I do expect to see significant growth in the USA over the next six months and beyond......



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however some think overall post worthy of sticky and as moderator i'll put it up, nice to get some 'freshness' views so to speak.....

it's not hard to see that if successful with launching nationally into Lowes and Home Depot in USA, sales could approach a number much much higher then they are now......that's the big risk, but also the big reward...with a current market cap of about $2.0-$2.5 million..... a 5x sales number......so if it did $8 million in sales (in the future - Home Depot/Lowes USA could easily tip it towards that imo)...a 5x multiple would be $40 million market cap...even with 4 billion O/S, you are looking at .01 price or 10x above current PPS (and O/S not close to 4 billion). I think PE multiple wouldn't be too high either given 50% Gross Profit and low SG&A overhead costs...which is mostly fixed. Even adding additional advertising/marketing that would commence with such banner names, it would still generate some nice annual 'cash' imo to be used to expand other product lines or possible buyback if valuations warranted imo.


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