Post by
Buyhigheatchips on Mar 27, 2023 7:02am
2023 gross profit
Does anyone have any clue what gross profit could be this year? The market doesn't seem to be expecting much. I know some of you are running models. What are you thinking?
Comment by
rmreism on Mar 27, 2023 9:12am
This is one of the reasons the share price is not moving. No one knows the answer to your question. Until the finishing facility is optimized, all the critical Helium parameters (%/pressure/flow/throughput) will remain unknown.
Comment by
Buyhigheatchips on Mar 27, 2023 9:18am
Have to update the mc with the additional quantity of shares I guess so it's higher than what's showing here.
Comment by
littledave55555 on Mar 28, 2023 4:52pm
I picked up some more today , the plant will be running on solar for the most part ... at the end of april, an if the plant starts pumping out helium... could be a gold mine..... very excited for the future of this company ... glta !!! GO DME GO !!!!!
Comment by
mrfrankl on Mar 27, 2023 9:19am
McCauley at ~30% capacity, an average of ~3% helium input, an average of ~300 days/year of production, ~90% profit, means $0.49-$0.68 USD of profit/share fully diluted (depending on whether the gas sells for $2000/mcf or $2800/mcf).
Comment by
Bertie20 on Mar 27, 2023 11:47am
Thanks Mr Frankl. So on a PE ratio of around ten, that would indicate a share price of some US$5 per share?
Comment by
mrfrankl on Mar 27, 2023 12:54pm
Does it depend on how much we spend on growth?
Comment by
trifecta on Mar 27, 2023 1:11pm
I would think that you are on the right path in asking this question. I would think that the profit will be nil because all cash generated via production will be reinvested into drilling more wells, building plants, acquiring property, etc,etc, etc.....
Comment by
Buyhigheatchips on Mar 27, 2023 1:45pm
That's why I say gross profit. Revenue minus cost of production + royalties.
Comment by
Bertie20 on Mar 27, 2023 2:10pm
It's a tough one to measure, and all highly speculative at this stage. DME did mention somewhere already though that their P&E is going to be funded from the trucking revenues. But, yes, a lot of money will be directed into new plants and wells in the coming year and more I'd think