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LongNDeep2

03/05/19 9:35 AM

#2487 RE: fignewton #2486

I disagree...why bypass 30% MORE of perpetual revenue stream...just to avoid paying an $80 million loan?

Once the loan is paid off...a one time expenditure....50%.....is much better than 20%.

485,000 sf should produce $150 million in revenue at full production. The loan could be paid off in a few years.

That means $75 million revenue instead of $30 million revenue. That's a difference of $45 million a year.

They get a loan at a decent rate...and a decent payback plan.

As I said before...getting half of a project you didn't have before...and getting favorable terms...and no shareholder dilution...what is not to like?

Loans can be paid back....DILUTION LASTS FOREVER.

Imagine if someone offered you that deal?

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LongNDeep2

03/05/19 10:20 AM

#2488 RE: fignewton #2486

Much more revenue is produced by paying off the loan over the long term.

If we look at a ten year projection....it is clear much more revenue will be retained by paying off the loan and getting 50% of the revenue.

If we use $150 million revenue...20% would yield $30 million per year.

If we don't pay the loan...and instead received $30 million per year for 10 years...we get $300 million.

If we do pay back the loan....3 years at $30 million would be enough to pay back $80 million plus interest.

If we received 7 years of revenue at 50%...$75 million.....we would get $525 million.

$525 million vs $300 million...over the first ten year period....$225 million difference.

As time goes on the advantages of getting 50% vs 30% get even greater. The second ten year period of the investment shows....

$750 million vs $300 million...over the second ten year period....$450 million difference.

Over a twenty year investment...that leaves a $675 million dollar difference....that is why LIHT made this deal.

Dilution lasts forever...loans get paid back.

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