What kind of back-of-the-napkin calculations did you come up with?
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If we assume 30m tests annually in the US, and NNLX in use 25% of the time, with licensing income at $1 per test, income would be $7.5m annually.
At a 10x P/E ratio, the company would be valued at $75m, or $0.45 share.
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If we assume 30m tests annually in the US, and NNLX in use 50% of the time, with licensing income at $2 per test, income would be $30m annually.
At a 15x P/E ratio, the company would be valued at $450m, or $3 a share.
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If we assume 60m tests annually worldwide, and NNLX in use 75% of the time, with licensing income at $3 per test, income would be $135m annually.
At a 20x P/E ratio, the company would be valued at $2.7b, or $17 a share.
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all we have to do is wait! lol