Cash in the amount of $66.8 million, including the repayment of a $10 million loan from William Demant Holdings that HearUSA used to fund its operations during the bankruptcy. A credit bid of $30.7 million based on Siemens’ secured claim against the debtor. Assumption of liabilities and court costs of about $11.7 million. Waiving the distribution of its ownership of HearUSA stock, which is worth $6 million to $7 million.
Adding this up gets me to $116.2 short of the $129.3. But lets use that. Using only the cash less the $10M DIP gets you to $56.8M. Subtracting out the value of Siemens 6.4M shares from the 45M outstanding shares gets me to about $1.47/share. $56.8M/38.6 = $1.47
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