Post by
laurencelefou on Nov 19, 2022 4:40pm
Ceapro is cheap
The market Cap is $57,202,000 ($0.71 X 80,566,176 shares) 2022-11-18
Cash on hand is $12,910,000.
Cash from options in the money is $1,129,000.
No debt.
Enterprise value (EV) is $43,162,000.
Trailing twelve months (TTM) operating cash flows are $6,317,000.
Cash Flow yield is 13.9% ($6,317,000 / $43,162,000).
Or
EV multiple is 6.3 ($43,162,000 / $6,317,000).
TTM revenue is $19,079,000
TTM operating cash flows are $6,317,000
The operating cash flow margin is 33.1%.
Some fiscal years have been better than others, but since 2014, revenue has grown at an annual rate of ±10%. Excel worksheet (TTM / 2014)^(1/8)-1.
Ceapro has enough cash to build a plant with a 50 or 100 litres vessel.
Ceapro is cheap and will trade at a higher valuation.
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Comment by
Ciao on Nov 19, 2022 7:45pm
Welcome to the board. How did you hear about the company?
Comment by
Ciao on Nov 20, 2022 10:24am
As for how you came upon this small cap via "discoveries", it's a large part as to why the share price and market cap is at its' current valuation, it really hasn't been discovered and that's the challenge inherent for micro/nano caps; the story needs to be told
Comment by
prophetoffactz on Nov 21, 2022 8:06pm
Hopeforthebest, "You know lauren, this stock has done basically F all in the last five years except nose dive." The truth: CZO is up 34% in the last 5 years vs. the S&P Biotech ETF which is down 2.55% over the last 5 years. Year-to-date CZO is up 22.95% vs. the S&P Biotech ETF which is down 30.81%.