thanks ben for the snippet of info.it makes sense; 20/21 will be...

thanks ben for the snippet of info.

it makes sense; 20/21 will be 4 times sales volume so that $23 mill is 4 times revenue; we just need to take the 'rest' of the detail (cost of sales, etc) on blind faith to get the 1 cent eps; interestingly they then project revenue to be $38 mill for 21/22; with normal growth I would guess that makes sense (at least to me); and that would lead to eps I guess of 3 to 4 cents per share; who knows, I just guess, assuming economies of scale

what would an investor want for eps to have a 65 cent share price?; 3 to 4 cents makes sense

so, let us hope the growth is controlled (that is, the manufacturing can keep up with the growth / contracts); they seem to have that in hand currently; so unless I am given info to invalidate, I will hang my hat on

eps minus 1 cent 19/20, revenue $5.3 mill.... share 38 cents
eps plus 1 cent 20/21, revenue $23 mill.... share 60 cents
eps 3 cent 21/22, revenue $38 mill.... share $1
eps 5 cent 22/23 (my guess), revenue $50 mill (my guess).... share YOUR GUESS

(you can see I have scaled back the Canaccord share price target in 20/21/22; we just need to look for new contracts, and ongoing good news)

the numbers shown two paragraphs above may be way wrong, but they are a target to monitor