Friday, March 21, 2014 12:37:02 AM
Could you point me to where this is in a filing so I get the context?
So if JBI sold to a customer that had a waste disposal problem, I understand that the cost of feedstock would go away. However, there is more to it, there is also the actual Procurement function, which is an office function. If the customer no longer has a feedstock cost, they still have an office function, because now they have to sell the fuel output. Unless of course, they utilize it entirely (pretty hard situation to find)... I don't believe that that entire cost would go away.
Feedstock pre-processing refers to what? Sorting the feedstock to ensure that the right type is used? Or pre-heating?
The customer is still going to have this cost as well. I don't see this going away...
Any numbers you can provide would be helpful. I don't think it is as simple as below.
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