First
"Revenues from electronics are a one-time fee. Approximately $1,000 profit is made from the sale of the electronics for the redemption games. I spoke to David Swanson VP of Operations for NTEK. He is responsible for working with suppliers for the materials that NTEK uses to build the electronics. This is done mostly with the Asian market. "
I dont know if anyone has REALLY looked at the math behind this statement.
$1000 profit from each redemption game. They have distributors across the world. if NTEK has 100 coin-op machines built a month (which is a TINY amount) that means $100,000 a month in revenue. $1,200,000 a year ! most companies can only HOPE to make money like that in a year! not to mention NTEK has so many OTHER revenue sources!
Second
"NTEK is divided into three categories with a total of 18 employees (from what David told me) ranging from CEO, finance, IR, programmers, creative, and production"
18 employees is a LARGE small cap company....most penny stocks have 1 to NO employees.....this is a REAL GROWING COMPANY!!!!
i never expected to hear 18....i assumed there were 4-5 people growing the company from the ground up.....but now we see it already has been grown, it already was in the seed phase, now we have a monster redwood!!!!