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HRc60to65on Nov 30, 2024 11:50pm
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RE:Now that Armoyan has control I will evaluate his performance
RE:Now that Armoyan has control I will evaluate his performanceWe are not knowing G. Armoyan intention.
We are knowing he had sold for more than 150M$ of investments at profits.
He had 100M$ invested in Slate Office reit.
We are knowing the average selling price of Slate properties is around 125$ per sqft.
We are knowing Slate properties at book value (1 375M$) are at 195$ per sqft.
We are knowing the total Slate debts (without debenture) (1 050M$) is 149$ per sqft
We are knowing unitholders equity (167.5M$) is at 24$ per sqft
Debentures (158M$) are at 22$ per sqft.
149$ + 24$ + 22$ = 195$ and = the book value
G. Armoyan may decided to take an other impairment charge of 170M$ or more ereasing all the unitholders equity and a part of the debentures holders value and put Slate in BK. He will supply 150M$ in dip financing.
G. Armoyan loss in Slate will be absorbed by the capital gain of all his assets sale.
G. Armoyan will renegotiated all loans to 4% interest rate or lower saving 40M$ per year. Eliminating bdebenture. The new FFO will be over 52M$ per year.
The dip financing (150M$) will be exchanged for new shares of Slate for 80% of all the outstanding shares of Slate and 20% for debentures holders.
At the end G. Armoyan is lossing nothing and get 80% of 52M$ (41M$) of FFO each year and debentures holders 10.4M$ of FFO or 6.5%