What growth does your price require?
A transparent expectation test using your assumptions. This is an illustration, not a valuation forecast or investment recommendation.
Required annual revenue at the end of the period
Required ending equity value: $2,415.8 billion.
Compare ending sales multiples
Same entry, annual price-return assumption, horizon and share-count growth. Required ending annual revenue:
10 times sales: 241.6 USD billion
15 times sales: 161.1 USD billion
20 times sales: 120.8 USD billion
Entry equity value × (1 + return)^years × (1 + share-count growth) ÷ ending sales multiple
Assumes the same return per share with the specified change in share count. New shares may fund growth, which requires separate analysis. Excludes dividends, taxes, trading costs and detailed changes in cash and debt. Margins, funding needs, competition and execution matter too.
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Research edition: 30 October 2026. The $1.5 trillion input is a hypothetical entry scenario, not a confirmed offer valuation. Replace it with actual offering terms when available.
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