Friday, October 31, 2014 5:16:43 PM
If you finance an ENCR unit it is CASH FLOW POSITIVE in the 1st Year. See page 12. Why pay cash out of pocket if you can finance the equipment and it pays for itself with the electricity generated from day 1?
http://app.quotemedia.com/data/downloadFiling?webmasterId=101533&ref=9805221&type=HTML&symbol=ENCR&companyName=ENER-CORE+INC&formType=8-K&dateFiled=2014-09-15
As for how much it costs to produce units as speculated on earlier? Well, simply look at page 19 of the same link. Margins look good.
Projected cost, sales and revenue pages 19-21. If they project cost of production on 12 units in 2016 at approx. 7.7M (2mw units) + 2.5M (5 333kw units) = 10.2M. 2016 Revenue of 15M and if they hit that target (unknown at this time) then I don't see much needed in the way of raising cash or large amounts of dilution. I believe ENCR delays revenue 6-12 months before recognizing it due to the lengthy installation process.
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