The last 8-k has an interesting exhibit which unfortunately is very hard to read.
Let me give you some numbers though, and I will focus on acquisitions alone.
Revenue ($) % of total ROI
Year 1 360,000,000 70% 13.3% Year 2 720,000,000 72% 13.3% Year 3 1,080,000,000 73% 13.3%
ROI = Revenue relative to how much client money they have to invest. Which is the number I was looking for earlier.
It also means they plan to spend $16.2 billion in the first three years.
The first question that pops up is, if the book goes from $10.8 billion to $27 billion whether we should upgrade these targets. But let's not get ahead of ourselves.
Let's take a look at the first fiscal year (which ends May 31). We already have close to $140M revenue from something Laxmi can't disclose. I think we will get Lavasa which should be close to $50M. Air Asia was cancelled and Air India delayed. I think we could miss this target for the first year. Either way, $200M in revenue should be guaranteed, which at 5x revenue gives us a $1 billion company or (/14M shares) a $72 share price guaranteed. Make it a $100 if you add other revenue sources.
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