It's virtually impossible to extrapolate any meaningful numbers for either typical operating expenses or operating revenues. The company always seems to be in crisis and / or a state of flux what with divisions being bought and sold, paper carried, PIPE funding, loans, make-whole stock sales, machine tweaking, etc,. etc. Next throw in the uncertainties because the company refuses to break out fuel revenues from paper recyling revenues. We still don't know how much a machine actually costs to construct. Operating uptime has been estimated, but never quantified.
Given that it will take over a 4,400x in gross profit with NO increase in production costs to break even. Its impossible to plug in a realistic cost structure and profit margin to arrive at a rough estimate of production levels required to stop the bleeding.
As a side note, I wonder how much the legal expenses are and how they will chew into any production revenues? They have an in house attorney, plus at least 2 attorneys assigned to the SEC suit. $KaChing$
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