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| Line item | Base FY2026E | Bear FY2027E | Bull FY2027E | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue, $m | Revenue, $mProjected revenue for the target year. Base FY2026E is not reported yet and locks to the annual report once it’s filed. | |||
| Revenue growth | — | Revenue growthVersus the base year. Type a rate to set revenue = base × (1 + growth); editing revenue updates it. | ||
| Forward P/S | — | Forward P/SMultiple applied at fiscal year end, when trailing revenue equals the full year. Use ▼ to pick a reference. | ||
| Diluted shares, m | 20.1 | Diluted shares, mWeighted average from the latest quarterly report. Raise it to model dilution. | ||
| Market cap, $m | 76 | — | — | Market cap, $mRevenue × P/S. |
| Price per share | — | — | Price per shareMarket cap ÷ diluted shares. Base column shows today’s price; type your own to override it. | |
| Weighted price targetHorizon: 14 months, to 31 Dec 2027 | —Target return: — (14 months) — (annualized) | Weighted price targetBear price × bear probability + bull price × bull probability. Upside is versus the current price ($3.80); the yearly figure annualizes it over 14 months to 31 Dec 2027. | ||
| Probability | Bear 40%Bull 60% | |||
Not investment advice. This is a model whose inputs you control; it isn’t a forecast or a recommendation to buy or sell QXL. Defaults come from the company’s filings and past prices and can be wrong; check them before relying on the result.