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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Catch the Wind Ltd V.CTW

TSXV:CTW - Post Discussion

Catch the Wind Ltd > buy before conference call
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Post by powerhour on May 16, 2012 9:26am

buy before conference call

2012 was a pretty good year for ctw, lots of orders

"A summary of units sold since the start of 2010:
JUNE 28, 2010: 2 to BP Wind
JULY 20, 2010: 1 to enXco
SEPT 1 , 2010: 47 (over 4 years) to AXYS Technologies
MAY 12, 2011: 20 to TransAlta
MAY 16, 2011: 1 unit to Illinois Institute of Technology
JUNE 1, 2011: 1 unit to Kruger Energy Port Alma
JUNE 6, 2011: 6 units to Invenergy Wind LLC
JUNE 6, 2011: 6 units to Boralex
JUNE 13, 2011: 58 (over 5 years) to AXYS Technologies (update to last agreement)
JULY 4, 2011: 1 unit with TechnoCentre éolien (not a sale but agreement)
AUG 25, 2011: 1 unit leased to unknown manufacturer
FEB 6, 2012: 5 units Saturn Power (outfits entire wind farm ie no trial)
MAR 19, 2012: CTW outsources production to Sanmina-SCI
Total: 43 units sold + agreement for 58 more + follow on orders thay may be coming in the future.
From Q1 2011 conference call guidance was:
2011: 45 units
2012: 600 units
2013: 1000+ units
Some of my own assumptions/projections:
Global wind market size of 940,000 MW by 2025 (11.6% CAGR from 2010) [source below *]
Global wind market size as of 2010: 188,100 MW installed [source below *]
Assume average turbine size 2MW (ie 94,000 turbines installed in 2010)
Assume 10% of market captured. Market growing at 11.6%. (there will be competitors)
Assume no portion of existing market only new turbines (conservative)
Ramp up to 10% of total market share
2014: 3,000 units
2015: 5,000 units
2016: 20,000 units
Continue to get 10% market share and 11.6% market growth
2017: 20,266 units
2018: 22,617 units
2019: 25,241 units
2020: 28,169 units
2021: 31,436 units
2022: 35,083 units
By 2016 20,000 units sold at $.125M each = $2500M revenue
Assume 10% net profit margins = $250M net income
Assume p/e of 10 (since growth rate is around 10 ie PEG = 1) = market cap of $2500M ($2.5B) in 2016
$2500M / 150M (fully diluted) shares = $16.66 price per share
$16.66 /
.15 = 111 X in 5 years!
To make it more conservative:
Assume due to competition and economies of scale selling price is reduced to $62,500 / unit
Reduces share price in 2016 to $8.33 or 55 X in 5 years!
Remember CTW traded at $2/share 2 years ago when the outlook was much less clear.
Let me know what you think please.
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reposting this. thanks for that insight on how fast this company is growing and generating huge revenues."


TSX News has a 70 cent target for CTW.

Comment by xsnrg on May 16, 2012 10:15am
It's risky to buy before the conference call but if you want to be rich this is the time to buy.  If they announce any decent sales this shareprice will go sky high before anyone can get any cheap shares after the call.   I want to ask the bullboard a question.  Specifically the people who listened to the last conference call.  Did you guys notice a quiet, subtle confidence ...more  
Comment by peakoiled on May 16, 2012 12:51pm
Did you notice they mentioned that newer turbines don't offer as much improvement with the OCS? He said 5-15% improvement on newer turbines. This is still good but removes some upside on all the new turbines coming out over the next decade+. But... there are LOTS of old turbines that will get the full benefit out there still.   I didn't notice any "extra" optimism in the ...more  
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