They won't. Even if Triway has surplus cash (which it won't) they will use it to get a better deal with the contractor. Triway needs to grow, not pay out cash.
SIAF will receive $100k/tank though. Or roughly $80M+ in the next 4 years. Plus the $55.1M that Triway owes us. Plus service fees. But they have to plan for it now if they want to pay dividends 2 years from now. And planning is not Solomon's strength.
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