Alexander, nice analysis. I believe your duopoly remark is key in how HANS is/should be perceived.
Another shortcut to valuation: even in a status quo/ no growth, without any international expansion, HANS could pay out an annual dividend of about $2 per share, without harming the business. Applying a 5% dividend yield (which not many strong stocks are yielding, even now) implies a price of around $40.
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Alexander, nice analysis. I believe your duopoly remark is key in how HANS is/should be perceived.
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Another shortcut to valuation: even in a status quo/ no growth, without any international expansion, HANS could pay out an annual dividend of about $2 per share, without harming the business. Applying a 5% dividend yield (which not many strong stocks are yielding, even now) implies a price of around $40.