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DaBenDan

02/01/14 1:20 PM

#10408 RE: NiteShift #10407

Years just to work out details of a plan?

PhillipD

02/01/14 4:42 PM

#10409 RE: NiteShift #10407

From the assessor's office of West Baton Rouge, I'm measuring about 400 acres owned by the Port between North Line Road and the Gulf Intercoastal Waterway. Thus, it is possible that both companies could fit on Port land. I wish they updated their website.

Phillip

OCR8now

02/24/14 9:43 PM

#10434 RE: NiteShift #10407

Time line :

Our business plan timeline has been pushed back by approximately six months due to extensive study of the
wood supply in the Natchitoches area, engineering changes, negotiations for long term supply of fibre for the plant
and lack of certainty regarding fibre supply coupled with regulatory uncertainty in Europe has delayed entering
into end user agreements. These impediments have now been removed. Finalization of contracts for fibre supply
will ensure long term access to sufficient fibre to operate the plant at its full production capacity. Regulations
uncertainty in the United Kingdom has now been removed with finalization of regulations in September 2013. We
have originally indicated we would issue request for quotations for plant contrition in September 2013 and now
plan to do so in the second quarter of 2014. Permitting and construction are now planned for late second quarter
of 2014 with plant start-up sometime in the fourth quarter of 2015.

OCR8now

02/27/14 1:21 PM

#10451 RE: NiteShift #10407

Share price estimates from phase #1

Here is a rough breakdown of where BMSP would be
with revenue from phase #1

Data:

Gross revenue $160 million
EBIT $ 40 million ( using a 25% profit margin )
Shares outstanding 600 million

using a very conservative PE ratio of 10
the companies market cap would be $400 million.
*( not even including the value of the plant at $150 million!!!! )

$400 million divided by $600 million equals .66 cents per share
just for phase #1

Even if they issued 10% more shares raising the OS to 660 million,
the share price would still be .60 cents!!

Funding for construction of the plant is coming from Port Bonds, which means they only need to raise money through equity for general expenses during construction and fibre procurement.