I was a bit low on the pre-fill annual earnings. Should have been about $11 per share.
These figures are posible because UNIS will License out production and so earnings could ramp up quickly.
So an annual dividend US $20, means $3.33 per CDI.
Again on 600,000 CDI relates to 100,000 full shares and they earn $2,000,000 annual dividend.
Which means 600,000 times $3.33 times 0.71 exchange rate. =$2,814,000
Bring that back to per CDI equals $4.70
Now you can buy a CDI at 19 cents today, that could return $4.70 per year dividend within 10 years.
Some might think these are high figures, I think they could be conservative.
UniTract has a potential to earn $3.5 billion in annual royalties which are not included, nor are the Optical range and some of the syringes that I estimated at 50 cent profit are more likely at $3.50.
So if a CDI has the potential to pay a Dividend of $4.70 each in 10 years. What is it worth today?
Do your math before you abuse me.
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