Replies to post #160640 on PCT Ltd (PCTL)

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Cyber If revenues are 60 million the stock price should be based on the earnings per share and not the revemues.

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What would PPS be, with 60 million revs in 2021?
PCTL will be tapping into oil money after testing is complete, we might see deals within a month, and huge revenue will flow in.

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So with 60 mil what should the PPS be? 100 million?.

How long might it take for PCTL to get to $60 Million in annualized Revenues?
a) For 2021 I think it would be great if they could achieve the $10 Million or better target previously mentioned by GG, especially after missing some of his prior targets in recent quarters.
b) I do not have the impression that PCTL plus its distributors would be in a position to deliver multiple millions of gallons of fluids at this time ... I think it would require a significant ramp-up of equipment (with its related Capital expenditures) in order to be able to produce say 5 Million gallons in a year ... which optimistically might produce $15 to $25 Million.
Of course with some big orders, this may put PCTL in a much better position to fund the needed capital expenditures to manufacture the needed additional equipment ... but all of this would not happen instantaneously ... it takes a bit of time. So, IMO, to get to $60 Million in Revenues may still take until 2023. That would still be terrific, coming from $2.5M in 2020.

Re: "So with 60 mil what should the PPS be? 100 million?"
No. If the annual revenues reach $60 Million, then the Price Per Share will not be $100 Million (per share).
That is completely absurd and outside the realm of possibilities.
Say that the revenue reaches $60 Million and the NOI reaches $20M. And say that the continued dilution will have increased the share count to 2 Billion shares by the time NOI reaches $20 Million.
That would be EPS of $0.01.
At say a 30x multiple, perhaps the share price would reach $0.30?

Which of course would be 15x its current level of around $0.02, so it would be fantastic to reach $0.30 PPS in the coming years.