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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?

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To: J P Cross who wrote (6115)8/16/1996 10:44:00 AM
From: J P Cross   of 58324
 
Tom: One more thought on est EPS for 97 of $.82. When
I calculate from the "bottom up", sales would have to exceed
2.2 billion dollars to net $.82 in EPS for 97.

Using a 5% after tax profit margin is also a high percentage for
a company like IOMG in a ramp-up stage where costs usually
are greater (as a percentage of revenues) in the early stages of growth.

$.82 x 132 mm shares = 108.24 mm net profit needed

108.24 net profit / .05 net proft margin after taxes = 2.165 billion
in sales will be needed to meet $.82 in EPS.

If IOMG can exceed very good manufacturing industry averages
of 5% after tax profit margins then I will really be impressed with
IOMG management and the manufacturing and production controls.

With the high profit margin built into the disks (60 +%) IOMG may just exceed an after tax profit margin of 5%.

The "disk" is still not the "razor blade" though because it doesn't
ware out quickly like a razor blade. So you can't expect recurring sales.

Let's be pleasantly surprised with future EPS but realize that it will
not be easy to reach those estimates.

Regards,

JP Cross
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