Money made x4 or x5 is what you should be looking at...and that is IF someone is wanting to sell.
If not, it's going to need to be a LOT higher.
The need is what he thinks Hasbro has to sell it at, not sure why. The 500m and 700m are back the handkerchief estimates of what someone might offer or pay. Though I think Stephen has out more thought into it than that.where does the ‘need’ come from and do they say how they arrive at the 500 or 700M?
NO, I'm not counting that.Thats not WotC money. You're counting Larian and Paramount. The movie was Worth-25 million to WotC tests a loss/tax write off.
Have a link for that video?Just watched a video about the follow up to Art and Arcana.
Apparently 3 to 60 million players from the ashes of 4E. Their words.
That indicates they lost half the player base.
I consider 20 million a lowball offer but it's not completely out of left field.
30% premium?
Have a link for that video?
yeah, 500 seems low, but 700M to 1B probably gets you in the ballparkIt's just what they thought it was worth.
I tend to agree if I was using my own money. Opportunity cost at a billion for example there's other things I would rather invest in.
are you sure about that? WotC’s first three quarters amounted to 1.1B, and D&D is not a third or so of that when extrapolated to a full yearIt's over 500 mill in revenue a year, this year, using the public statements that are enforced by law.
Revenue might be 150 million but high over heads. Opportunity cost could make more doing something else that's a lot safer eg shares or property.
That's assuming revenue holds at 150 million as well. If I'm dropping 500 million I'm wanting 50 milion profit minimum per year approx.