RE: Drippy Drippy DrippyYour dreaming again, AUR can't take the money out of Chile without paying tax, I guess you just have to ask yourself is it really money in the bank when 18% tax is due on it. Borrowing the 150 million dollars was simply a move to avoid the paying the tax they owe today, however it is a future liability. So rather then pay tax they can pay interest on those bond all for the purpose of giving the share holders a warm and fuzzy feeling like they are paying a dividend out of earnings.
Come on guys, we all kinow the financial whiz guys have cards up their sleeves, all to make the company performance appear better then it really is.