if is is an LBO in the form of hostile takeover,
the sky is the limit
they would have 2/3rds of the float
if management held their own shares
that is a lot of buying pressure
i dont see that happening
if it is an invited aquisition or merger
that mangaement is cooperating with
it would be up the CEO to establish a valuation
and stockholder shares would be converted
into shares in the aquiring company
at a ratio determined by the valuation agreed on
if the CEO is desperate and kind of sick of it,
it could go for every cheap. on the other hand
if the CEO is completely desperate and totally sick of it
but also a cagey bastard, he could make the acquiring
company pay for the true potential of GDGI
i cant imagine it would go for over 10 million
given where they are right now
despite a great product, they have failed to execute
but if a big AC company really wanted it and the patent moat is strong (that is, not a lot of other ways to do this) or they just see revenue potential in the 100s of millions in a single year so why wait and fool around to develop their own, well...i guess it could go for a lot.
if they could just land one of these big 100 location sales
we could see valuation of 25 million or more
(10 cents or higher share price)
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