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Re: StockDetective post# 3880

Tuesday, 03/26/2019 10:53:18 AM

Tuesday, March 26, 2019 10:53:18 AM

Post# of 9364
AVAYA had a Net Income of only 9 M on its last
10-Q report ending Dec 31, 2018 and
yet it is receiving a buyout bid of over $ 20
a share - $ 2.2 + B - in addition to incurring debts
of $ 3.2 B according to this news article:


https://investorplace.com/2019/03/avaya-holdings-news-avya-stock/


In comparison of WIN and AVAYA’s Balance Sheets
WIN’s tangible Assets exceed its intangilble
Assets while AVAYA’s intangible Assets exceed its
tangible Assets - so WIN has way more property value
than AVAYA.


So let us put the same buyout bid of $ 2.2 + B cash
and $ 3.2 B of Debt for AVAYA - $ 5.4 + B value -
toward a buyout of WIN.


At an offer of $ 10.00 a share - $ 430 M - and incurring
the remaining WIN Debt of about $ 5.8 B of Loans and
Bonds on the books:

After the $ 430 M is deduducted from the $ 5.4 + B
value of the buy out there would be approx $ 5 B left
to apply to WIN’s $ 5.8 B of Loans and Bonds leaving
a difference of only $ 800 M more - plus the annual
MLA payment of $ 650 M - than AVAYA. Plus WIN
has $ Billions more in tangible Assets than AVAYA.











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