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02/09/20
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Originally posted by knwee2:
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you right, it’s fair enough to say the annualized expenses should be $20m for 20/21 financial year. don’t look at the 65% direct cost formula. It’s unrelated in this case. To reach the $15m calendar year forecast, there is still $10m to meet the target by dec 2020. So we will know the forecasted revenue for July -Dec 2020 is at least $10m. We are expecting the company in high growth so expecting a good grow in sell for the next half year to $20m, in total a $30m revenue to 30june 2021. back to your direct cost issue. Next year this time a revenue of $30m vs $5m direct cost, the ratio come down to 18%. So it will become irrelevant when analyzing a high growth company. I wish the share price by end of the year will hit 15c. $15m revenue @ 20 times (currently APT on 40 times of revenue) then next end of year will be 50c -60c. seem like there will be a long road for me to retire
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So you're saying there is no cost of sales associated with revenue? Is that an assumption? Dangerous one! Where do you get your sales forecasts from? Stop making up numbers and posting here. Comparing NET to APT? Incredible