THE BUSINESS PLAN OF CSHD
Well I just finsihed listening to the rerun of the interview on SPR. Rufus, Sabra, Tut, and Mike basically layed out the entire business plan straight forward. Wow ! I am impressed. Here is the business plan from what I understand it.
- Groups such as H & M Foundation, Cacacus Group etc actually give CSHD these billions of dollars in bonds. CSHD owns these bond, and never has to pay back any of these funds. They are CSHD's assets without liability what-so-ever. Rufus now, as of the last 8k has $9.4 billion in assets under contract. He is looking to up this to $15 billion and may have already done so. If CSHD is ever broken up, each shareholder would be entitled to $94 per share (soon to be $150) in assets.
- Now, you ask, why would these groups give Rufus these huge bonds. This is how it works. CSHD is an asset management company. They take these assets and use them to fund the various large projects they have deals for. Ecowood, AISS, huge government contracts etc. These new projects become separate entities/corporations and go public with shares. Now, this is what the Foundations giving the bonds receive. They receive 40% of the shares in the new spinoff company(s) that their funds were used for. The other 60% of these shares go to us the CSHD shareholders as spinoff shares. The group also receive 40% of the bonds interest they earn (in most cases).
- Now you see that both parties, the CSHD shareholders, and the groups giving the funds to CSHD benefit in big ways. This business plan is genious, and in order for the bond holders to relinquish their bonds in full and give full ownership to CSHD, these deals they have must be huge!
- Also I wanted to clear something up. The merger deal relinquishes Mike Alexanders 51 million shares, and he is then given 14 million shares of the new company. Rufus stated this in the interview and I beleive this is in the merger agreement .
AI
