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Gold/Mining/Energy : Jetcom Inc.

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To: djlaw who wrote (107)2/4/2000 12:42:00 AM
From: Helmut  Read Replies (2) of 140
 
Doug, Nic
My broker e-mailed me a "slide presentation" of Jetcom's business plan today. Looks impressive. Especially interesting is the projection of revenue potential and the potential impact on share price: should move to $1.06 to $1.35. That's in the range where I first bought in! That would be great! Market makers are apparently in place: Merrill Lynch, WD Latimer and Canaccord. Below is the info from the last couple of slides. If you have M'soft PowerPoint it could e-mail the file to you.
Helmut

REVENUE POTENTIAL
E-commerce Applications and Hosting Solutions
Acquire 1,000 clients within the first year at approx. $450 per month
$5,400,000 gross revenue
Satellite products and services
Generate approximately $300 per subscriber per year from a potential subscriber base of 20,000 to 30,000
$6 to $9 million gross revenue
Generate approximately $500,000 to $750,000 in annual dealer sales
Potential impact on share price
Potential combined gross revenues: $11.9 to $15.15 million
*Potential net income of $1.785 to $2.272 million
**Potential EPS of $0.053 to $0.0676
***Potential share price $1.06 to $1.35

CAPITAL MARKETS STRATEGY
Market Makers are in place
Merrill Lynch, WD Latimer and Canaccord
Seeking roll-over to CDNX
Interested in acquiring strategic investors
Fund managers, VC and focused Investment Dealers
1 to 2 year time horizon to stage turnaround
Potential spin-off of e-commerce division into a separate company
Approximate combined capital requirements
$4.2 to $5.4 million
Issue equity
Converts, shares and/or share purchase warrants
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