Share price going forward.8 Oct 2025 14:50
Previously determining future potential and the share price has always been very difficult here. Hence why there has been such a wide gulf between bulls and those more skeptical.
However, as a result of recent company detailed, and more believable guiding, it’s become far easier to lay out where they should be in a couple of years.
Going back over time we have been fed hopes and aspirations, but with Euro regulation certain revenues are now looking nailed on.
Breakeven at year end, and a small profit for 2026 is looking likely. Whether it’s a small profit or a small loss is probably immaterial, and will be determined by how early Auto customers get ready for the regulations.
So, what does a simplistic view of 2027 look like?
I’m only including known contracts revenues, or extremely likely sales.
There are 4 key elements to determine the basic simple model.
1. Auto revenue
Given we have been told that at the Beginning of FY 2026 we will have reached 2m a Quarter. I’ve assumed 8m for the year. Agreed this is a little conservative, but the big jump from Europe will be over and other growth needs to come from elsewhere, and likely to be more pedestrian.
2. Fleet sales
I’ve assumed will manage to sell the 6000 a quarter G3 units we can currently produce.
3. Fleet Monitoring
I’ve assumed this will increase at the rate which matches the G3 sales
4. Costs
Continue to be held at current levels
If you plug in the figures for each of the above it translates to a profit for FY2027 of $48.5m.
That would suggest a share price of 7p at a PER of 10 or 11p at 15. Y
You can take your pick of these, but they are likely to be heavily influenced by:-
a) The Magna loan
b) How many contracts are won between then and now, as most of the existing ones will be nearing completion mid 2028, and holders will
want to see future growth coming along.
My own view is that Magna are unlikely to take shares at 11p, unless the price is above that price in October 2026. Which I think is unlikely and therefore will need paying . As a result, the lower PER may be more likely until its paid off.
Anyway, assuming the company delivers what they see as being the stone cold bonker certainties, it’s looking bright for the next 2 years,
I’m sure many on here will think this is very conservative, and they are going do much better. Sure, that’s possible but for now I’m happy to see a decent rise pretty much nailed on, and take a view on the other stuff as it materializes.