Yes it is totally confusing. They only report what their sales...

Yes it is totally confusing.

They only report what their sales revenue is and how many completed units they have sold.

They also only report the factory capacity in relation to how many completed units it can deliver to the market.

Maybe the gross margin on parts would be higher or lower to compensate the different costs incurred but it would be set to deliver the same bottom line.

If all they were doing was completed units the two factory capacity could well be 600k to 800k units but they are now dedicating a lot of space to parts and other products which it seems might deliver a lot more revenue.

My spread sheet at the moment only copes with revenue per completed unit as that is all they report.

Which is a short cut to much the same answer.

If selling 3425 units delivers $56.9m of revenue and the mix of parts to units continues and they sell 300,000 units they would have revenues of of $ 5b and a net profit @10% of $500m which is near enough to $1.50 a share.