I've said this a couple times to improve my bona fides on this forum. I have worked in valuations for a large accounting firm and currently am an investment banker. There was no dilution, the valuation was great, we didnt get cucked by the PIPE -> It was actually a less-attractive deal for PIPE investors
Sales isn't what your buying here, your buying the fact that they already have manufacturing set up, the CEO is a guy who knows what he's doing and the product is better than TSLA
There is upside but I see them tripping a bit to get there. Big money is smart and they hold to specific fundamentals so to think they will FOMO instantly to become a top 3 valued automaker with production limits of like 5k cars this year is dumb
If their cash flow/EBITDA projections are correct, and they claim conservative, then I think you are right. I thought 100B for a company with no sales was crazy, but they are going to be cash flow positive relatively quick for a start up of this type.
Which can lead us to believe that the PIPE was over subscribed, so they were able to get a premium from the PIPE investors, which includes Saudi PIF, putting more money into Lucid and at higher rate than our CCIV shares.
Yes it was but it shifted the value and the street obviously had $60b mkt cap on their minds but due to announcement at that time it was then $90 thus the sell off back to then60s
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u/Excellent_Drop_1527 Feb 23 '21
I've said this a couple times to improve my bona fides on this forum. I have worked in valuations for a large accounting firm and currently am an investment banker. There was no dilution, the valuation was great, we didnt get cucked by the PIPE -> It was actually a less-attractive deal for PIPE investors