RE: RE: RE: Buck isn't much to offer here's why! The Net Present Value of 2.5 Billion over 25 years with a 15% discount factor is $646.415 million, today.
Of course, that revenue (not profit) is purchased at the cost of actually building the facility (probably with secured debt and not all equity). Any potential acquiror is going to look at the capex and other costs to finish each project, compare that to the power sale agreement revenues and then bid as low as possible and still get the company ahead of other bidders, all of which will be trying to secure a deal that is more profitable than their current operations. All of them will want to tell their shareholders that the projects will be accretive.
There is no way to tell the value of FVR to potential buyers UNLESS you have a handle on the actual capex and remaining non-capex development costs that an acquiror will incur.
Do any of you have estimates of that?