... hope I got the math right ...
TAAT Current Production Output Capacity = 2000 per minute
- 5 day 40 hour work week = 249,600,000 units annually
- 5 day 80 hour work week = 499,200,000 units annually
- 7 day 56 hour work week = 349,440,000 units annually
- 7 day 112 hour work week = 698,880,000 units annually
Philip Morris (PM) Market Cap $110 B, units sold 706 B, Market Cap per unit sold = 0.1556
British Tobacco (BT) Market Cap $72.6 B, units sold 677 B, Market Cap per unit sold = 0.116
TAAT Market Cap Based on PM Ratio
- $28,853,760
- $57,707,520
- $40,395,264
- $80,790,528
TAAT Market Cap Based on BT Ratio
- $26,956,800
- $53,913,600
- $37,739,520
- $75,479,040
TAAT Required Production Capacity to achieve a $1 B Market Cap
@ PM Market Cap Ratio = 6,410,256,410 units per year
@ BT Market Cap Ratio = 9,090,909,091 units per year
Conclusion
We need a bigger production capability.
With two 8 hour shifts per day 7 days a week 52 weeks a year TAAT needs to increase production capacity more than 9 fold to hit a $1 B market cap.
I do not know if any excess production capacity is available anywhere on the planet. If not, TAAT will have to build at least one, but likely more than one, production facility.
This will require a majorly huge injection of capital.
Enter Horizons or similar JV firm.
I predict this will happen soon, as in very soon. Not because I have any insider info, just because it needs to happen soon and I would bet a few of my shares that the TAAT team already has this in motion.
Then watch the TAAT SP rocket into full afterburner mode.
Just a thought on a quiet and relaxing Saturday while having Fun With Numbers.
Cheers!
GLTA / DYDD