$50 Party, page-685

It would be interesting to know what people think in regards to what would in fact validate a $50 price target, to then quantity future milestones as achieved. Is a manufacturing capacity of 500kg per annum of bnnt at what $400,000 per kg (once realised as revenue) sufficient justification for $2 share at current market cap?

Will bnnt actually need a price point higher or lower than that?

Would it need what 5%-10% profit margin per kg of bnnt.

Then working up to understand if the full 1000m2 was filled with SM6 modules, then what revenue and profit would that generate and therefore would the share price be close to $50 or a say 3 billion market cap, or is that unrealistic?

You could potentially use companies like A2 milk as a comparison of revenue, profit and market cap.

Many smarter minds then me on this foum hence wouldn't mind discussing it, my back of a cigarette packet calcs suggest maybe 1000m2 filled with SM6 at modest bnnt revenue would in fact be sufficient, but I could be wrong as I am no expert.

Vertical integration revenue and profits success aside, which may need to come to achieve the large scale bnnt sales, and therefore you could assume maybe the 1000m2 of SM6 modules (or what 3000-4000kg per year of bnnt?? Guess only) wouldn't need to be installed im full, maybe half?, as revenue from bnnt infused batteries, body armour, composite panels etc.. could also have its own revenue and profits,

bnns and white graphene aside, masks aside, traffic Ai aside, CIB aside, all which add to the possibilities.

my thoughts only, not a recommendation, and not a definite assessment of companies current or future value.