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So that is 2500 frames per year if sales are linear, which I'm sure they will not be. Likely something like 500, 2500, 4000. I won't discount cash flows, because I don't need eyes to totally glaze over here (plus have no idea how cash flows would work for this round), but we can do some simple math... Lets assume, all in, they are making $1200 per frame. This is all hard and soft costs baked in, and an average across all years. That means they need to move 580 frames to recoup this $700K. So maybe the investment is...

So wait, they are turning to the public to try and raise money via issuance of shares? SKETCHY. No prospectus. No income statement. No balance sheet. If it were really an attractive investment some PE firm would have jumped on it. This has all the feelings of a last ditch effort to raise the money they need by swindling the public to be a part of something "disruptive". If I am wrong, they'd be more transparent. Here is my guess: The initial angel investor essentially ran a team for a few years. All money was into getting to races, paying...