According to a recent report by Gene Munster,
“Autonomous driving revenue will account for 40% of Tesla’s operating profit in 2030,” it claims.
It also expects “Tesla to account for more than 30% of the self-driving market.”
*50% occupancy is possible in the long run, and operating profit increases +20% with 50% occupancy
Currently, the profit of the autonomous driving business is zero, right?
So I did a simple arithmetic for fun.
*Beware that there may be an error in the brain’s official statement
Put it simply,
At the moment, ‘vehicle + energy + service profit’ is all there is, but it means 1+1 here.
Growth estimates for each business. (CAGR / Conservative)
Operating income at $2.7 billion as of Q3 2024, the most recent performance
Quarterly Profit ($2.7 billion) Converts to 1 Year: $10.8 billion
Simple application of total operating profit in 2025 to $11 billion
(This is also a very conservative number)
Calculate total operating income for 2030 by reflecting the average annual growth rate of each business model
If the profit of the autonomous driving business is 40% in 2030, it means that the profit of the existing business above is 60%, and the operating profit of the autonomous driving business is estimated,
Estimated Stock Price After Application of PE Multiple
At least $2,000 per share is available in 2030
But I didn’t apply Optimus, so 3,000 dollars is enough!
A $3,000 price would mean it would be 10 times (Tenbagger) in five years by today’s standards, with a market cap of $9.6 trillion, slightly lower than the combined market cap of Nvidia, Apple, and Maso three companies
Conclusion) Collect it hard!!
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