Post by
fattail on Apr 19, 2012 6:10pm
Question
Does anyone know the math that they used to get to the 55 cents for the "Approximately equivalent share price of deal related to subsidiary" on Sangdong Project Funding page? I just can't get a handle on what it actually relates to.
Comment by
fattail on Apr 19, 2012 10:30pm
So they would have to be valuing Muguk at $60M to make this work. Total company value = $165M less Muguk @ $60M makes Sangdong $105M for the 75% interest and they put up $35M for their 25%. Sangdong @ $105M & Muguk @ $60M doesn't make any sense to me. Is that their math though? Or am I still getting this wrong? Probably!
Comment by
fattail on Apr 19, 2012 11:22pm
Sorry! To get to the $165M number I took 300M shares o/s @ $.55 which is the number in question.
Comment by
Majormac79 on Apr 20, 2012 2:26am
IMC has gotten a great deal and so has Woulfe. The fact is woulfe needs off-takes to get the financing to develop Sangdong. Without IMC this wouldnt have happened so smoothly, they offer both off takes and fiancing for the project matching or beating the bank's interest rate terms for the loan.