RE: RE: Land rights NRTake it easy and let's have a look. First of all, BESA = Banco Economico South America--
as stated, it's for: "cash payment of R$275,000 to Banco Economico S/A - In Voluntary Liquidation("BESA") pursuant to an option agreement"
-- looks like a trade-off of debt liquidation in return for options up to an agreed limit.
You asked: is this part of capex? Capital expenses are for equipment and hard goods.
An 'option agreement' is an administrative expense under the category of Finances which may have already been accounted for in recent refinancing.
A call to Investor Relations is the only way to know for certain.
btw-- 275,000 Brazilian Real is worth a lot less than you think:
Currency Converter Results
- 275000 Brazilian Real(s) = 174658 US Dollar(s)
- 1 USD = 1.5745 BRL
- 1 BRL = 0.635122 USD