RE:RE:RE:2020 estimated EPSUnless something new comes up such as a signed iron ore torch contract that starts to roll product out this year...or maybe something on the additives or tolling front...i expect the year end eps to stay 11c...maybe up to a few cents higher.
StairwayTo wrote: SmiteWorx wrote: As I recall (and I could be mistaken)..this was stated as being signed, contracted revenue. My assumption was this would not include the Navy contract. The navy contract is stated as taking around 18 months to deliver...so I do not expect it to make a major impact for this year end. Maybe an extra penny or two at the most.
StairwayTo wrote: With the recent Navy deal, will the 4th Qtr EPS be bigger than $0.02 or do you think it was factored in?
Prior to the news release, Peter had stated PYR was in line with a $0.11 by year end.
Q1 = -$0.01 Q2 = $0.04 Q3 estimated at $0.06 leaving Q4 at $0.02
If not factored in, how much Q4 EPS could be higher?
I agree,
My interest here in this post, is to find out why EPS will drop $0.04 from Q3 $0.06 to Q4 $0.02
as stated by PYR CEO. He was imminent, year end would be around $0.11
So PYR does not expect any major revenue prior to 12/31.