I strongly disagree!
I believe that a water park, an Imax, a resort, the night clubs and all other things came out to be estimated conservatively at $40,000,000.00 total annual gross.
That number is still a very large income for a company. It may not be fortune 500, but $40,000,000.00 annual is darn good on an OS of 240,000,000 shares.
Even if it is a one to one ration of just the gross profit
$40,000,000.00 divided by 240,000,000 shares is .16667.
That does not include the land upwards of $15,000,000.00 estimated
worth of the buildings $140,000,000.00 estimated
any other assets $5,000,000.00 estimated
just a straight dollar amount of gross divided by the amount of shares if they build a water park, IMAX, and hotel.
200,000,000.00 financed over 15 years estimated (made up off the top of my head, I am not a loan broker) $2,000,000 per month in payments. Over 15 years equals $360,000,000.00 total payout to lender. ( Again I could be way off, I am not a loan broker)
60 million of this pays for misc cost, furniture, labor, food products that can be used over the 15 years.
Let’s say these guys half a brain and they put this $60,000,000.00 into an investment with the guys on their web site. Tax free bonds right now as I understand it pay 12%. 12% of 60,000,000.00 is 67,200,000.00
Year One: $67,200,000.00 -4,000,000 in labor/expenses= 63,200,000.00 remainder of capital
Year Two: $70,784,000.00 -4,000,000 in labor/ expense = 66,784,000.00 remainder of capital
Year three $74,789,080.00 – 4,000,000 in labor/ expense= $71,789,080 remainder on capital
Year four $83,773,849.60 -$4,000,000 in labor/expense= 79,773,849.60 remainder in capital
Year five $89,346,711.55- 4,000,000 in labor/ expense= 85,346,711.55 remainder in capital.
The point is this can be a tool, not a liability.
Now lets combine the basic example numbers here of 40,000,000 annual minus the 2,000,000 monthly payments over each year equaling 16,000,000.00 annual.
Over five years this resort can net $80,000,000.00 + the $85,346,711.55= 165,346,711.55 earnings
Earnings $165,000,000.00 estimated
land $15,000,000.00 estimated
Buildings $140,000,000.00 estimated
Other assets $5,000,000.00 estimated
five year total $325,000,000.00 estimated
Five years of payments $120,000,000.00 estimated
remainder of loan amount $240,000,000.00 estimated
Leverage with the right debt wraps, investments, holdings and accounting, this could be a very successful corporation.
I have heard there to be programs in Hedge Funds and other rather exclusive investment programs that can yield up to 25%. This would easily reach $200,000,000 in five years without a casino.
I am not EXTO's financial advisor, analyst or CFO by a long shot as you can tell by my very basic example here. But we have to understand that this company has the potential to grow very strong. Not a shot in the dark flash in the pan, but steady growth for years to come. Not to mention all of this is based on a one to one ratio of earnings and holdings, not the market evaluation for a resort which is higher!
$325,000,000.00 / 240,000,000 shares is 1.35 per share
If you own one million shares of EXTO today, that is $15,000.00
In five years you would be sitting on $1,350,000.00 as a one to one ratio.
I’ll take it!
Does anyone know where I would find the actual numbers of stock evaluations for a resort hotel/ water park, Imax, and concert venue?
