Post by
abdikens on Aug 21, 2012 12:39am
re: PR
Murray Mac, Venman, R.P., when you decipher the Pres Release, could you please summarize it so that us plain folk can understand. In other words, put it in contempory, i.e. non-legalize, English. Thanks Guys. Andrew
Comment by
Kadillac on Aug 21, 2012 11:29am
Looks like potential of $20 million in investment to take 50% of Tuktu. Sounds like it is like a convertible debenture so not actually giving funds but more of a loan (investment). I guess the way the markets are, the deals are not as good for financing these days.
Comment by
Kadillac on Aug 21, 2012 11:56am
Tracker, Balance does not say it is theirs to pay for. It says it is an investment so could be another convertible debenture again. I don't like the deal for AXI. Giving away 50% of the project for a convertible debenture. What do others think? RP, Murraymac
Comment by
rpdeluca on Aug 21, 2012 12:18pm
They are not giving away 50% of the project for only $5 million. They would have to go through the entire 3 phases and then sign a JV agreement before any perecent in ownership is confirmed. Hence a JV is formed once Xinxing has invested $20 million across the 3 phase program
Comment by
Kadillac on Aug 21, 2012 12:22pm
Exactly what i said. They are giving away 50% of the project for $20 million convertible debenture or some sort of debt facility. So, AXI is giving away 50% of the project to finance them $20 million. Would have been a better deal if XDIP gave them $20 million cash over the 3 milestones for 50% of the project.
Comment by
rpdeluca on Aug 21, 2012 12:34pm
Not sure where you are reading that the $20 million is all in a CD format. You are correct in that the first $5 million is a CD but it does not state that the other $15 million is in the form of a CD. So it's really $5M CD + $15M for 50%....
Comment by
Kadillac on Aug 21, 2012 12:53pm
Other $15 does not say convertible debenture but does say investment. So it is some format similar to CD, loan, etc. They are not giving away cash and that is my concern. I think it is due to the way the markets are. In a good market, AXI would have got straight cash for the 50% investment in Tuktu.
Comment by
abdikens on Aug 21, 2012 1:31pm
Thanks RP. That shook some of the cobwebs away.