RE:Throwing out some numbers I hope you are right. If just sounds too good to be true. $10 net profit may be too high. Cost of goods would include payments to contract manufacturers, payments to GE and other partners, and distribution costs. Then there's overhead, R & D (significant for medical company), sales cost and marketing costs (significant) and taxes. It would be interesting to see the income statement. However I think your P/E of 10 is too low. For a high growth company, it would be closer to 40. Quite frankly, I would not know how to value this company this way. Because this company has not yet generated any income, I think the market would value the company based on sales, typically 3-5X sales. High growth would give a higher multiple. If we use 5X sales, and initial sales are $100M, then the company would have a market cap of $500M. With 50M shares outstanding, it would mean a share price of $10. I don't know. I would certainly take $100 per share using your method. I hope you are right.