Very rough calculations4 Aug 2021 23:20
Moore/Paul,
I've done some very rough calculations to figure out the price to sales ratio. This is used for newer companies that aren't in profit yet so only have revenue to go by. Here is what I got (it could all be wrong obviously).
Market Cap 27m + debt 0.34m / 30m revenue = 0.911 PSR.
Now according to my research anything below 1 PSR means it's good/undervalued (except a few sectors), but here is where it gets interesting. I was looking at the average price to sales ratios for different sectors (could only find these figures for the US so if anyone can chip in with UK figures feel free). The average PRS for companies selling healthcare products is currently 6.94, which means you could multiply the market cap by 7.6 to bring the PSR in line with the industry average. So if they did a revenue of 30m going by these figures the market cap could be just over 205m.
Obviously this is speculation, and could be just plain wrong, and is assuming they make 30m. But what if it's right? :O And even conservatively if they made 15m rev, then that still puts the market cap at over 100m! Anyway I'm getting excited now I should go to sleep. Anyone please feel free to correct me on any of this.