: Recent Financial margins Of course, the most obvious conclusion from that statement is that they will sell the plant, assets and technology along with the soil inventory.
Its difficult to imagine that they would receive less than $40 million for the works.
That would leave about $100 million in cash to distribute back to shareholders, mostly as a return of capital and therefore tax free.
That would amount to about $2.65 per share in cash dividend.
This would place all of the significant holders with a nice profit, as well as the retail shareholders.
It would also explain the delay in making an acquisition as well as the delay in soil processing.