RE: Interview with SBDS CEO Ian James from the 6th March 2616 Apr 2026 08:50
Hate using it, but a quick google AI answer about valuation states:
Based on typical valuation benchmarks for a profitable company with £9.5m in revenue, the market capitalisation (Mcap) would likely range between £9.5 million and £47.5 million+, heavily influenced by its growth rate, industry sector, and profit margins.
Estimated Valuation Ranges:
Conservative (Low-growth/Traditional sector): 1x–2x Revenue = £9.5m – £19m.
Moderate (Average growth/Steady profits): 3x–5x EBITDA = ~£15m – £30m+ (assuming a 15–20% EBITDA margin).
High (SaaS/High-growth/Tech): 4x–12x Revenue = £38m - £100m+
So with around 19.1m shares in issue, the low range is 50p-£1 per share.
With more contract wins and the continued movement to reduced costs to ensure EBITDA and profit come through this is currently very undervalued.
Being profitable will remove the need for funding by dilution and increase the attractiveness of investing.
This could easily be in the mid-high range target valuations with a little more news.
It's unlike to go up in a day or a month, but I could see this at £2 over the next year with the direction it is currently heading.
Good luck holders.