Now consider $35 million in Revenues as indicated above and a conservative 25% net profit margin.
SARO would have Net Income of $35,000,000 x .25 = $8,750,000
We can now derive a ”potential” Earnings Per Share (EPS) to consider to help us to assess a price where SARO ”potentially” could ”fundamentally” trade by taking the Net Income amount and dividing it by the OS as indicated below:
$8,750,000 ÷ 2,888,388,560 shares = .003
With using 12 as a conservative P/E Ratio, SARO could fundamentally trade at the price indicated below…
12 Conservative P/E Ratio x .003 EPS = .036 per share