Thanks John. Here's a very interesting exercise.
Column 1 is Q4 removing the extra write down of 4771 and changing Cost Of Sales to 30% of 1430 plus the 151,000. The net effect of this is to clear the one time and set Pennsaid GP at 70% while keeping Dioptic the same.
Column 2 is the same formula showing Pennsaid sales necessary to bring Q4 2001 net profit to zero (operational breakeven).
Column 3 is column 2 divided by 2.15 to reflect pounds sterling reporting for Q4 2001 with the stated assumptions.
Column 4 is column 3 times 4 to show annualized sales necessary in pounds sterling to break even based on latest quarter numbers.
It takes 8.1 million pounds sterling to bring us there out of a 260 million pound market. We need less than 3% of our first rinky market (at 70% GP) (just watch). Call it 9% at the Provalis level.
What a laugh. Congratulations Dimethaid. Canada, the EU, and a decent partner and we'll see you at the AGM.
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