I shiver to think of the numbers. Say just 1% of that 5m drones...

I shiver to think of the numbers. Say just 1% of that 5m drones comes for Halo As A Service package, that would incur an upfront fee from $699 plus low monthly fee. At 1%, that is 50,000 packages which will equate to an upfront fees of $34,950,000 plus monthly fees annually.

I don't know what the monthly fees would be but let's say it is $100/month. That would be $1200/year. That means revenue of 50000 x 1200 = $60m.

That is almost $100m annually for just 1% of that 5m drones. And say 50% of that is net profit. That gives $50m profit annually. At PE of 30 (DRO is 60+), we get market cap of $1.5bn. At current market cap of around $75m, we get a potential 20 bags = 20 x 0.50 = $10/share.

And with such a low SOI, when the scramble is on, that $10 target is easily breached. Imagine if it commands a PE of 60 like DRO, then we would be looking at $20. And that is all base on just 1% of Halo As A Service package. Revenues from other avenues would only pile on the share price driver.

Above is just a back of envelope calculation for the fun of it. So feel free to correct or amend as anyone wish.