Oct. 27 at 11:36 AM
$VAYK If I were to estimate how many years it might take (assuming very optimistic but plausible growth), here’s a scenario:
Suppose VAYK grows revenue 100% year-over-year (which is aggressive but sometimes seen in small companies).
From ~
$1.5 M in 2025 → ~
$3 M in 2026 → ~
$6 M in 2027 → ~
$12 M in 2028 → ~
$24 M in 2029.
Suppose profit margin also improves, say they hit
$2.X M profit by 2029.
Suppose share count stays stable (or reduces) and market gives them P/E of 20x → valuation ~
$40 M.
If shares outstanding are large (say ~100 M), then share price ~
$0.40 by ~2029. To reach
$1.X/share you’d need maybe ~
$100 M valuation or fewer shares.
Therefore under very optimistic assumptions maybe 5-10 years could be needed to hit “dollar plus” territory (i.e., >
$1.X/share). With less aggressive growth or more dilution it could take much longer or may never happen.
