There is no such thing as perfect company where everything is aligned 100%. That said, we can see that the top management, especially people responsible for operations, have >11% of shares. Equally important is that the staff has >6% as options (correct me if I remember it wrong).
Ultimately it’s fundaments of the business that will drive the stock price through EPS growth. That’s if everything goes in right direction. I’m talking about long periods i.e. 5+ years. Currently everything seems to be going in right direction, 2024 was very important for the growth story. Looking back since IPO we have been mainly waiting for the revenue to start growing rapidly for about 4 years.
Looking ahead for next 4 years, this looks much much more brighter. Many of the main risks have been tackled:
- products seem to be working well
- products are actually starting to sell
- products are wanted by OEMs
- we are just about to enter the profitable growth stage where the business can handle all of it’s own costs
- after this, the EPS will experience extremely rapid growth if the revenue keeps growing
Thats all from me for this subject.