It's an interesting loan. They paid it down from the original $870k to about $820k from 8/11 through 7/12. Then suddenly in the next quarter it jumps UP to $900k. A 10% increase in 1 quarter in a non-interest bearing loan? Is it a "non-interest, humongous penalty bearing loan"?
they have a facility to produce product. factories produce product that are sold for profits company makes monies shareholders get value and shareholders make monies. I see a good pattern here. anything else is nonsense.
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