Kneat.com Inc T.KSI

Alternate Symbol(s): KSIOF

Healthcare Medical Devices

kneat.com, inc. develops and markets the Kneat Gx software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform. It designs, develops and supplies software for data and document management within regulated environments. The Company’s focus is to service the facilities, equipment and computer systems (CSV) validation market initially within the global life sciences industry. The Company’s product is Kneat Gx, a configurable, off-the-shelf application focused on validation lifecycle management and testing primarily within the life sciences industry. Kneat Gx provides a compliant digital solution that enables companies in the life sciences industry to become efficient and compliant with an automated process that has traditionally been manual, inefficient and paper-based. Its various validation processes include electronic logbook management, analytical instrument validation, utility and facility validation, process validation, method validation and equipment validation, cold chain validation, and others.

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Comment by prophetoffactzon Dec 01, 2023 12:17pm

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RE:RE:possibleidiot01 math on relative valuation

There's also been a massive expansion of the addressible market:

"But Sgro focused on management commentary in his report, pointing out that kneat has materially increased its estimated total addressable market (TAM) from US$600 million to US$2 billion, with the upgrade now including a larger set of regulated end markets in health care, chemicals and supply chain along with further global opportunities." Buy kneat.com on the dip, says Eight Capital - Cantech Letter

Torontojay wrote:
Hi Possibleidiot01. I looked under the community and noticed the word math, my favourite subject.

2020: p/s =~ $ 219.48/$7.42 =~ 29.579

2023: p/s =~ $ 259.07/ $32.6 =~ 7.9469

Divide 2020/2023 and we get 3.72 times better which confirms with your answer.

Now do the same with gross profit and see what you get :)