Sabien Valuation - £50m - £4.50 per Share11 Nov 2021 17:05
Have a think about this:-
The DOE estimates hydrogen from renewable energy, known as green hydrogen, currently costs about $5/kg.
They do want to reduce the costs over the net ten years but that’s the current position stateside: -
https://ieefa.org/us-department-of-energy-announces-green-hydrogen-cost-cutting-goal/
In another report it was quoting $6 USD Per KG
So, If Sabien produce the 20 tonnes a day under the licence terms this means that: -
1 tonne = 1,000 KG
So, 1 tonne would be worth using the $5 USD Rate approximately $5,000 USD
So, 20 tonnes a day is 20 x $5,000 = $100,000 to the limit. They have a provision to convert more by future agreement but lets stick with the current agreement.
If they produced for 5 days in a week that would be $500,000 of product a week of Green Hydrogen produced hence, during the year that is 52 x $500,000 = 26 million USD.
USD Conversion to sterling is circa 0.75
So, this means that this deal is worth in the region of call it £ 20m p.a on the current terms Just for this one product line before extending or looking at the businesses other lines. The gross margins are in the region of 95% which is high.
As a result, IMO as production starts the business mcap should continue to re-rate and even on a fairly light PE Ratio I would expect the value to move towards somewhere at least close to at £ 50m or £ 4.50 a share if not higher….
And this doesn’t allow for the install of the 24 tonnes/day recycling plant on its site in Saskatchewan using the COF process licenced to convert plastic waste to synthetic oil which would come in on top.
Now that does look ridiculously far fetched value when you see us here at 32p but whichever way you cut this, it doesn’t take Einstein to work out that the Share Price needs to be materially higher than it is currently and should rerate that’s for sure.
It’s an ADD for me, certainly at this level but I’m interested in others’ views here? What’s missing because it looks doable to me? Not overnight but a process is a process and that’s where it’s heading.
Cheers
Pork’s