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AcadianMan

08/08/21 11:29 AM

#172899 RE: niczar #172893

Assume a very conservative "20%."

What is a Typical Profit Margin for Manufacturers?
A typical manufacturer’s gross profit percentage falls between 25 and 35%.

This is the gross margin, which reflects solely the relationship between revenue and the cost of goods sold.

It does not include variables such as taxes, employee payments, and other ancillary expenses.

https://www.verenia.com/cpq-configure-price-quote-blog/profit-margin-for-manufacturers-optimization

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DesertEagle

08/08/21 11:44 AM

#172903 RE: niczar #172893

Information in regards to Hydrolyte was posted previously.

Just find the PCTL label freely available in the public domain. Read the Applications in Oil & Gas section and your off to the races.

(cough) Shareholders (cough) that have done the homework, asked the questions and come to their own conclusions know what it is worth.

Want the answers... not that easy!

Good place to start asking questions would be...

Chemicals (61)
Mining/Resources (881)
Oil/Gas/Natural Energy Production (753)

Even laymen can ask questions from people involved in the Oil and Gas sector. Just pick a board that looks like it might fit your question and ask away. iHub members are always glad to help fellow (cough) investors (cough).

Give it a shot, doesn't cost you anything. When you think you have the answer your looking for, bring it back here for discussion.

Looking forward to your feedback.