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To: Brad who wrote (918)	10/17/2000 12:50:44 PM
From: jeffbas	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 952

In my opinion, not a chance they hit $1 billion NEXT year. They are now at a run rate of about $610 million ($153 X 4). With a book/bill which I believe to be 1.20+, that suggests they are headed toward $750 million. Recently added On Semiconductor, and other new lines they might add next year, might push that over $800 million for 2001, but that is about it. There is nothing wrong with that, however. An increase in quarterly sales from $126M to $153M added 39 cents to fully-diluted quarterly earnings. By proportion, another $47M in quarterly sales ($200M total) might add another 68 cents to quarterly earnings - getting peak earnings up to perhaps $1.75 per quarter. A $1.50 quarter should be readily achievable.