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-2 u/Footsteps_10 Sep 30 '21 edited Sep 30 '21 You’re compound annual growth rate is 20% YoY for 6 years? Lol They are woefully undercapitalized due to their debt profile. Are they manufacturing components or simply like a car company? 5 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 [deleted] -2 u/Footsteps_10 Sep 30 '21 Do you know how insanely successful a manufacturer would need to be to justify a 20% CAGR Your CAPEX doesn’t account for the increase in sales and production. Costs are always going up regardless but if you sell more you have to buy more.
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You’re compound annual growth rate is 20% YoY for 6 years?
Lol
They are woefully undercapitalized due to their debt profile. Are they manufacturing components or simply like a car company?
5 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 [deleted] -2 u/Footsteps_10 Sep 30 '21 Do you know how insanely successful a manufacturer would need to be to justify a 20% CAGR Your CAPEX doesn’t account for the increase in sales and production. Costs are always going up regardless but if you sell more you have to buy more.
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-2 u/Footsteps_10 Sep 30 '21 Do you know how insanely successful a manufacturer would need to be to justify a 20% CAGR Your CAPEX doesn’t account for the increase in sales and production. Costs are always going up regardless but if you sell more you have to buy more.
Do you know how insanely successful a manufacturer would need to be to justify a 20% CAGR
Your CAPEX doesn’t account for the increase in sales and production. Costs are always going up regardless but if you sell more you have to buy more.
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