Consumers Financial Forecasts Double Digit Growth CEDARHURST, N.Y., Jan. 23, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- With the pending listing of GS Woodmere as a publicly traded company, Consumers has commissioned a forecast to be based on an investment of between $800,000 and $1 million to be made upon listing and implementation of certain strategies.
GS Woodmere and Consumers anticipate the revenue to grow from the current rate of $16 million in sales to $25 million and $40 million for the next consecutive sales periods.
The net effect would mean that earnings should fall between $2 and $3 million for the same periods.
About Consumers Financial Corporation
Consumers Financial Corporation is a diversified merchant banking and financial services company dedicated to finding and assessing the value of micro-cap companies strategically located in markets where significant growth and profits can be obtained. CFCJ targets companies where management is exceptional, products are proprietary, techniques, software or technology provide some measure of exclusivity, where margins are above average and where these companies can benefit from CFCJ's financial assistance either though equity or credit facilities. CFCJ has extensive experience structuring and negotiating transactions to meet clients' strategic and financial objectives, providing a broad array of services focusing on strategic consulting and financing. CFCJ helps to solve long-term strategic issues for a limited number of clients and every assignment is considered very important. CFCJ's Corporate Advisory Services provide clients with confidential, objective, profit rearing valuable insight and assistance in financing to institutionally credible qualifying micro-cap corporations on how to use their money to add strength and profitability to their existing business. CFCJ also provides Restructuring and Reorganization advice to create a solid management core which possesses strong, supportive, professional management teams with congruent goals. CFCJ's success in pursuing those goals is reflected in the firm's outstanding reputation. We pride ourselves on our close client-based relations by maintaining the highest levels of professionalism and integrity, and senior-level attention to clients and relationships. CFC knows that, in a world riddled with conflicts of interest, there is great need for our vast financial knowledge, expertise and years of experience that allows us to provide entirely objective advice and counsel without any pressure from alternative agendas.
About GS Woodmere Inc.
GS Woodmere Inc. is an integrated Claims Management and Medical Billing solutions provider, providing its clients with the best Coding, Claim Verification, Transcription/Reporting, Collection, Arbitration and Litigation services, providing their clients with the finest services to obtain the full financial reimbursement to which they are legally entitled, so that their clients can concentrate on treating their patients and not on trying to be reimbursed. Consumer Financial Corporation truly focuses on understanding the needs of their clients, by staying up-to-date with the ever-changing rules and regulations in the insurance industry, by maintaining a staff of highly experienced professionals and by using the latest technological tools and software.
CONTACT: GS Woodmere, Briarwood, New York Gene Khodak, President, CEO (718) 725-6780 admin*gswoodmere.com www.gswoodmere.com
Consumers Financial Corporation, Cedarhurst, New York Jack Ehrenhaus, President, Chairman (516) 792-0900 jie*consumersfc.com www.consumersfc.com
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great news. Some number breakdowns using PE ratios, most companies trade at a multiple PE. I will use a ratio of 1 and of 15 (avg PE ratio for 20th century) If the $2-$3mil is per year
Valuation PE ratio 1 = $0.02-$0.03 PE ratio 15 = $0.32-$0.48 !!!
If the $2-$3mil is per quarter (most likely scenario)
Valuation PE ratio 1 = $0.08-$0.13 PE ratio 15 = $1.27-$1.91 !!!
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quote:Originally posted by FurrySound: great news. Some number breakdowns using PE ratios, most companies trade at a multiple PE. I will use a ratio of 1 and of 15 (avg PE ratio for 20th century) If the $2-$3mil is per year
Valuation PE ratio 1 = $0.02-$0.03 PE ratio 15 = $0.32-$0.48 !!!
If the $2-$3mil is per quarter (most likely scenario)
Valuation PE ratio 1 = $0.08-$0.13 PE ratio 15 = $1.27-$1.91 !!!
good numbers I'm just don't like FRAN on top of the ask - hope it will out tomorrow morning
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