RE: What am I missing here?18 Mar 2021 07:56
@Capt - you are missing the fact that this is currently a microcap stock, with new investors comprised solely of retail investors (or rather day traders). Institutions won't even buy into this as it won't pass their size criteria with a $35M market cap - the current institutional investors got in at the IPO time when the company was valued at $500M+. Market needs to see clear profitability guidance post this cleanup, but in any case, my view has been that the eventual bidder is SF.
Current value + $25m raise gives $60M valuation. Possible they will be net income positive this year with the lowered lending cost and depreciation charge. For 2019, depreciation + finance cost + tax = $65M. For 2021, this could be $50M or lower. Assuming all clean up done in 2020 and no one off costs in 2021, an EBITDA of $51M means breakeven at net income level. If they improve to $60M EBITDA, you are looking at net profit easily in excess of $6M (or 10 times post dilution earnings). Deleverage and invest in some growth, and you are buying a company today for 5 or 6 times earnings in couple of years. Of course, this will not be a straight line, as with all things in life.
As long as SF does not reverse merge into GMS that screws minority holders, I think we are fine.