I really hate asking this type of question however I am not well versed in the technology sector and don't know company growth journeys. At what point would you expect PWN to start paying out dividends?
They already have well-developed technologies, which I assume wouldn't need much more additional R&D spent. PWN may look to acquire additional technologies/companies to expand their service offerings which would be a costly yet highly valuable endeavour.
PWN's income structure is advantageous given the reoccurring modest royalties that require minimal investment. The way that I see it is the overall operational costs are relatively low whilst the revenue potential is huge!
I acknowledge that the question of when PWN could start paying dividends may be a tricky question. It is more or less asking when would management begin to transition from the intensive acquisition of contracts to consistent business growth.
I would imagine the next 2-3 years will be the intensive acquisition phase and then PWN would consolidate their vision? Obviously, they would still be aggressive in trying to generate contacts
What are your/peoples thoughts?
PWN Price at posting:
1.2¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Not Held
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