Friday, April 19, 2019 9:02:11 AM
The USDA daily price for corn oil is avg. $0.25 / lb. so the contracts I have seen listed on sites points to a royalty of 20% of sale price. That indicates $0.05 royalty per lb. to GERS. 208mm lbs multiplied by $0.05 equals $10.4 mm/ yr. royalty?
Keep in mind according to other sites the margin for distillers corn oil varies between $0.15 to $0.20 so a $0.05 is acceptable. If any issues ( reasonableness) please respond. GLTA
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