RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Questions to Fred,Sorry Bepando but that is still not the way I see it. Here would be my stab at the numbers:
If we assume plasma was 15% of the cost of production for Pg:
1) $7M spent to produce x units of Pg now in inventory.
2) If we assume 15% of cost was for plasma: $7,000,000 X .15 = $1,050,000 for plasma
3) At $150 pre liter for plasma: $1,050,000 / 150 = 7000 liters of plasma
4) Total production cost per liter: $7,000,000 / 7,000 = $1,000
5) Net value per liter: $5,000 - 1,000 = $4,000
6) Total value of Pg inventory: $4,000 X 7,000 = $28,000,000 (not $187M)
the same calc if we assume plasma was 90% of the cost of production for Pg:
1) $7M spent tp produce Pg
2) at 90%: $7,000,000 X .90 = $6,300,000 for plasma
3) at $150 per plasma liter: $6,300,000 / 150 = 42,000 liters of plasma
4) Total production cost per liter: $7,000,000 / 42,000 = $166.67
5) Net value per liter: $5,000 - 166.67 = $4,833.33
6) total value of Pg inventory: $4,833.33 X 42,000 = $202,999,860
As you can see the Pg valueis very sensitive to the percent of cost for the plasma. Compare $203M at 90% assumption vs. $28M at 15%.
Not sure I understand how you got your numbers.