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lscfaon Nov 01, 2022 11:06am
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RE:RE:RE:Sixth Wave Moves IXOS Technology Forward with $50M+ Contract
RE:RE:RE:Sixth Wave Moves IXOS Technology Forward with $50M+ Contract
Look like revenue from Magnus deal is at most $5 million......
From: Jon Gluckman <jon@sixthwave.com>
Date: November 1, 2022 at 8:44:29 AM MDT
To: Xxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Shareholder Questions
Xxxxxxxx,
On the equipment side that is probably a fair assessment. However, the IXOS adsorbent is a replaceable and so there is recurring revenue for the life of the mine. The $15-20 is not royalty in that there is no license for the technology it simply reflects the usage life, replacement timeline, and our margins on that vs cost of manufacturing.
For other mines, we do offer a leasing arrangement with support package that includes technical support and replacement of the IXOS. This would be a more conventional recurring revenue model with slightly higher margins for us as we must carry the costs of the inventory of IXOS.
I hope this clarifies things for you.
Jon
On Nov 1, 2022, at 11:20 AM, Xxxxxx wrote:
Hi,
The contract with Magnus Minerals suggests a non-recurring revenue model. Equipment is sold outright and there is no ongoing $15-$20 per oz. revenue royalty. Is this correct? If so, what is the margin on the equipment sale? Some investors might think it is a standard 10% cost plus arrangement.
Xxxxxxxxx
lscfa wrote:
Where-t-f is co. going to get $25 million to build plant to sell to Magnus? Is Magnus going to front the money with deposits?
lscfa wrote:
If co. is contracted to design and provide plant then revenues and gross margin (50%?) are not recurring. Co. will not earn $15-$20 per Oz recurring revenue.