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RealDutch

12/04/23 12:03 AM

#8355 RE: MaterialMind #8354

Dividends simply can't keep up with growth. Not when you are growing so fast in one year, as we will.
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palaypu0406

12/04/23 2:28 PM

#8361 RE: MaterialMind #8354

Dear Material Mind,
We plan paying out dividends when excess cash and its reinvestment piles the inventory that we cannot manage for sales...
The optimum cut off each quarter period (month on month) helps us define the dividend percentage.
Inventory turnover for
(a) Gold -- could be 10days to weekly once and has all the potential to improve to daily turnover, but, if that means heavy inventory pile up on reinvestments, we ease that by distributing cash
(b) Rice -- could be 45 days --to improve to monthly -- fortnightly and then weekly or 10 days ...
(c) Whiskey -- weekly once or twice to improve to alternate day sales...
(d) Food Carts -- currently planned for weekly and could improve to thrice a day (in a 24 hour distribution)
(e) Fractional Plane seats -- Domestic planes --- 8-11 legs per day; international --> 36 legs per months...
and so on...
Materially dividend payouts improve as the turnover ratio betters...and we balance the inventory according to how the market absorbs the sales potential...

Later on ...each of these verticals will either go for a SPAC or get into direct listing...but we will not be shifting into shares given the advantages over valuations that tokens will have over the next 2 decades...

Laxmi Prasad