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Re: jomf post# 856

Monday, 01/09/2017 7:37:28 PM

Monday, January 09, 2017 7:37:28 PM

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I still think this is related to PSPW and the GREW partnership.Taken from a major energy loan company by Randy Pereira who also previously secured $3 billion for the Falak Holding Group while working concurrently with Structured Financial which I belive is majority owner in PSPW. There is speculation here but the fact that they say two foreign-based publicly traded companies in waste to energy that could mean PSPW and GREW as they would fit this description, but the give away is the location of the projects. Randy Pereira is linked for PSPW and on his sister corporation this $500 million acquisition credit facility was approved for waste to energy. It has got to be related to GREW! Until officially announced it will be hard to be sure because it could be any two foreign based companies. This was secured in 2013/2014 so it could also have expired but they never removed it so odds are it was renewed.

Waste-to-Energy $500 Million Acquisition Credit Facility

The team served as financial advisor for two foreign-based and publicly-traded waste-to-energy firms and completed the formation of a $500 million acquisition credit facility to be utilized for transactions in the U.S., U.K., Albania and Saudi Arabia.


http://www.cbre.us/o/phoenix/teams/bkg-rp/Pages/case-studies.aspx


Well we know that GREW Energy PLC has a waste to energy project for $100 million in Saudi Arabia and PSPW has a project in Albania and that Wolfgang Heinl et al., are from Ireland so naturally there would be projects in the UK.

This has to be finacing for waste to energy deals. Any deal goes through and this will rock. I just hope it happens this year by end of the year!

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