Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc V.GRB

Profit

[IfIOnlyKnew]

Anybody knows the profit per unit?

[Finalrep]

~160k per unit 

[Finalrep]

Based on total square footage from master development plan x 100 per square foot for land/995 units 

[IfIOnlyKnew]

Thank you ! GLTA !  Let's hope there are no "formalities"  this time !!

[profits4less]

What do we expect for timelines going forward? Solar in alberta next month? PR in November?

[9Islucky]

Can we take the nos. you estimated a few steps further? With $160,000 profit per unit,and approximately 1000 units,we have total profits of $160,000,000 of profits over 6 years,or about $27,000,000 of profit per year.All expenses are on the side of Pwr and Grb gets half,or say,$13,500,000 annually . With 30,000,000 share,the per share profit would be about $.45 .Assuming a pe of 10 the Grb price

[Allanapotashbelgium]

I don't see the logic of applying a p/e ratio in this case. You will sell 1000 houses, with no recurring revenue. Also not sure whether you can disregard any taxation in the case at hand. 2 - 3 CAD valuation per shares for Sage alone would be my quick and dirty estimate. Which provides for some upside at current levels, and you get Montalva and Alberta for free. 

[9Islucky]

Thanks for the comment. Would expect sale of homes over 6 years,thus providing recurring revenue over that period of time.A lot of cos.dont have that kind of assurance.Do I understand your estimate to be 2 to 3 $ in Canadian as a reference reasonable price per share?

[St0ckR0cker]

This 2-3$ price would be years away no? At the end of construction? 

[snootchybootchy]

I don't think so.  Like any pre-construction, new-build housing development, buyers will have to put 20 to 25% down, right?  So we should start seeing cash hit the bottom line relatively quickly, I believe.  I think we can see cash rolling in in a matter of weeks or months rather than years.