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Also here today we are looking at Black Sky and they are back merging with Offspring Technology Acquisition, Core ticker symbol SFTW. And Black Sky is a 50% owner of a joint venture called Leo Stella with Philosophy Lean. Space Anne is a provider of real-time geospatial intelligence and global monitoring services by way of small satellites. They do this by using high revisit rates software platform that allows for AI and machine learning that also takes the constellation and translates the data into actionable Insights, a database that captures information on global-scale changes, while also providing an application layer that delivers demand solutions to the customer there. All in all, they monitor global events and activities, helping to provide situational awareness for both commercial and government customers there. And at the moment, they have five satellites with an additional plan for 2021 to send up nine more satellites.

 Eventually, their plan is to send up 30 high-resolution multi-specular satellites that can monitor locations on Earth at any time of the day. When it comes to their combination here, they're going to be combining with Offspring Technology Core ticker symbol SFTW. Their seller Rollover is going to be at 63%, their SPAC shares at 21%.  Their pipe equity is going to be at 12%, and founder shares at 4%. And once they finalize everything, it's going to be a ticker symbol of BKSY. Great stuff there. Okay, we're going to go ahead and look at the investor presentation. Quite a lot to cover because this company is awesome. I like it quite a lot. 

But first things first. You got Black Sky's artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities to deliver valuable insight. Quite a lot to cover. But we're not going to read all of this here. We're just going to cover the top part here. We've got events detection. You've got computer vision, change detection, routing prediction, as well as time series. But due to time restraints, you guys can read that on your own. But anyways, the next part is going to be competitive advantages here. Quite a lot to cover as well. You got high revisit small sat constellations. They've proven small sat design. They have revenue-generating assets on orbit disruptive economic model, as well as fully operational real-time space architecture there. And some important information here. You got vertically integrated design and assembly 50% interest in LeoStella JV. 

We did talk about that a little bit earlier, which is a manufacturer of proportion small SATS and partner sensor payload, as well as StateoftheART small, sat design purpose-built for the task at hand there. Okay.  Next up is going to be a fully operational software stack. You got a customer-validated software platform, multi-years of development and investments, and then cutting-edge AI as well as ML capabilities. And then last up is going to be the proportion of global data assets. You get proportion data expanding by the hour. Of course, the foundation for understanding, analyzing, and predicting global change there. Next up is going to be the merger here with Osprey. The full fully funds the growth plan here. This is the growth plan for the future, 2013 to 2020. Invest, of course, in fully operational space architecture. You got a cutting-edge SaaS platform powered by proportion AI and ML algorithms there. You got contracts in place with anchor customers. The pipeline is going to be sitting at 1.7 billion-plus dollars and of course, $22 million for 2020 there. 

All right. Jumping into 2021 to 2025 accelerates. They're going to expect to expand the sensor network and meet robust defense and intelligence customers' demands. They have quite a lot of those. We'll talk about those later. Accelerate commercial go to market sitting at $546,000,000 estimated for 2025 there. And then last up on this end is going to be the expand 2025 plus two expand into and new sensor data sets enhance access across multiple commercial market verticals, as well as serve emerging market verticals there.  You got 1 billion-plus estimated for 2025 and beyond there. Jumping into the relationship with demanding customers. 

 They have a lot of awesome customers. Okay.  First up is going to be the National Reconnaissance Office, which is responsible for all satellite intelligence to the US government. They are for the US government, Strategic Middle East Ministry of Defense, Strategic Modern Asia Ministry of Defense, as well as the strategic Middle East Ministry of Defense there. And then when it comes to data software and analytics here, you got National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, the Intelligence Advanced Research Products Activity, and the US Air Force Research and Laboratory there. And then also when it comes to engineering and integration, US Army Defense Innovation units, as well as the US Air Force and the DoD Combatant Commands, there are a lot of government agencies quite awesome there. 

Now, we're going to be looking at the market applications here. You got energy and utilities sitting at a $3.2 billion Tam, or 35% compound annual growth. When it comes to insurance, you're sitting at $2 billion of Tam sitting at 32% compound annual growth. Mining and manufacturing sit at 2.7 billion T-A-M. At 2% compound annual growth. Agriculture is going to be sitting at 2.3 billion, sitting at 33% compound annual growth, and then environmental and 3.4 billion T-A-M. 35% compound annual growth. And the last step is going to be engineering and construction there, sitting at 2.9 billion sitting at 35% compound annual growth. So quite a lot was expected. Okay.  You got the Black Skies value creation milestone here. And this is going to be 2020, 2025, and 23 here. You got five satellites there and continued on to 23 satellites. And then growth revisits per day, two to three times, five times, and then twelve times, continuing in 2023. And then you got Launch GN, three small sets in 2023 there.

 

And then, of course, launch developer APIs in 2022 and then launch the Real-Time Map platform, as well as some other things here. But you got to drive development and commercial market growth as well as launch commercial vertical pilots in 2022. Great stuff. Okay, when it comes to their business model, you got imagery, high revisit, high-frequency on-demand satellite imaging solutions, dawn to dusk autonomous tasking processing, and delivery. And then you have multi-year take or pay contracts. The percentage of revenue is going to be sitting at 64% and then your 90% gross margin there. When it comes to the data, software, and analytics, you got predatory AIML algorithms for object detection, site monitoring, and enhanced analytics. 

You have sensor and source agnostic with a global intelligence database sold as a service SaaS model sitting at 33% for revenues and 60% for your gross margin there.  And when it comes to engineering and integration, you get advanced satellite payload development programs, Operational engineering solutions for government customers, fixed-price contracts, and at 3% revenue and a 10% gross margin. When it comes to their revenue growth and operational leverage, you're sitting at revenue is going to go from 50% to 41% from 2019 to 2025 there at $15 million. Continuing on to $546,000,000 into the future there 2025, your gross profit is going to be sitting at $3 million in 2019. Continue on to an estimated 436 and 2025. And then for 2019, for the adjusted beta here, we're sitting at negative $30 million. And in 2025, except for a $244,000,000 with a green side of things on in 2022 for over a million dollars or so. Okay, jumping into the black sky financial forecast here. I want to touch bases on this right here.

Because this is when their money changes hands, it begins to change hands. Okay, you're sitting there. Imagery is sitting lower than everything at the beginning. Okay, then data, software, and analytics are sitting higher, 1414 and then 19.  However, in 2022, those numbers change to the imagery being on top and then data software and analytics being under that okay. So do keep that in mind. If you are looking at these financials here, that's a big point to take into consideration when looking at these.