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stockfan100

08/31/20 1:08 AM

#26448 RE: flaflyersfan #26446

Happy to help with this question too.

One compensation method after a trial win of a technology theft is 1% of the revenue per year for the number of years the technology was stolen. Let's calculate the price per share using this method. AIMO

Let's say we are roughly talking about 10 years here.
Now, let's say the total revenue of the companies that stole the technology was 30 billion dollars over that 10 years.

This will result in a payout/compensation of 3 billion dollars.

Now, the 3 billion dollars is coming in to the company that has only about 300,000 available shares!

Darn...Looks great! But, not all of that goes into the pocket of the shareholders.

About 1/3 of it would go to the Attorneys and let's say company would keep 1/3 to have enough money to go after others (domestic and international) and 1/3 would go to share holders of the record as one time special dividend.

This will be about 1 billion dollars in the pocket of all shareholders (including the company folks) which makes it about $3300 per share...JUST FOR THE DIVIDEND PART!

Of course, only company will know when they would pay off such a dividend.

We also need to think about what happens to the stock price after a trial win/settlement payout is announced.

STOCK PRICE WILL CONTINUE TO GO UP TO REALIZE THE TRUE IMPACT OF THE BILLIONS OF DOLLARS THAT WILL BE IN THE FINANCIALS AFTER THE PAYOUT.

Glad I was able to help again.

See all shareholders at tomorrow's open. :-)


did SECI say they were going to compensate shareholders after the trial?