Kontrol Technologies Corp N.KNR

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Kontrol Technologies Corp. is a provider of energy management, continuous air quality and emission solutions to commercial and industrial consumers. It delivers building intelligence through the Internet of things (IoT), software and cloud technology as well as project integration. Its smart technology is deployed to customers through a cloud-based interface accessible on desktops and mobile devices. It collects real-time and historical data using IoT sensors and direct connection to industrial control systems, bringing various sources of asset performance data into the cloud where smart-learning software is applied to optimize performance. The Company, through CEM Specialties Inc., offers turn-key emission monitoring equipment, integration design, manufacturing, service, repairs, and on-site performance certification testing. It offers building heating, ventilation, and air conditioning integration, automation and retrofits to enhance the energy efficiency of buildings and facilities.

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Comment by Bangkokboyon Feb 04, 2021 3:45pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:Some Valuation Metrics

I know. Like the dilemma I may have because I want to move some shs from taxable to non-taxable accts before this potentially takes off. Poor us..

topseeker wrote:
BCdude wrote: Since most of Kontrol's units will likely sold in large volumes directly to customers, or through distributors, I wanted to be conservative. Feel free to insert whatever you like. A fifty percent gross margin on sales would be ~$7,500 per unit.

The 5% figure is for PROFIT. Again, this might be low but I prefer being conservative. Especially when a new product is being launched, there will be plenty of unanticipated expenses to go along with revenues. My best guess is that profit margins will be in the 5-10% range, but am happy to be proved wrong.

whaler83 wrote: Why would you put revenue at $6000 per unit?

Discounting for large orders (not sure it would be that much of a discount)?

I also believe they worked better margins into it than just 5-10%.

if i recall, the number was around 50% but you can probably take some off of that on larger orders.

Unexpected expenses,such as to cover the extra security costs for those that want to cut into the lineup for BioClouds, ahead of others.

What a dilemma ! :):)

Sincerely,

Topseeker