At the moment FTP as a company has liabilities of $300 million, $6 million in cash and a cash burn to run (PK employees e.t.c) and effectively zero income. Value in a sale where it can reopen sooner ( this is why I think AGCC licence continuation is being asked for) > opening later > in a liquidation asset auction.
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Originally Posted by Hdemet
I honestly believe it is impossible for anyone to buy FTP under the condition of having to pay back all the player funds now
As you know I said this some time ago, people need to stop demanding 100% of their money NOW and compromise.
At this point no investor has been willing to invest whatever was previously demanded by other parties i.e. FTP, DOJ, AGCC players so everyone else has to compromise otherwise all parties get less.
I would like to think the DOJ would like FTP sold as there is more value to them than in an asset liquidation auction where it will be split up. It also negates any ROW claims and diversity complications in US Courts.
I kinda thought once we knew they needed investment (now we know the true scale required) Plan A was to sell off the ROW part and use the proceeds to go towards paying US players.
As I've said before an overdraft facility secured against new assets that covers maximum ROW player account balance should cover AGCC requirement for cash > player balances and reduces the cost to the investor. There will almost certainly be some cashing out initially until confidence returns and new owners changes are seen.
The point is they don't need 150 million in liquid cash to cover the player balances just the ability to pay out immediately if so required although unlikely. Then transition from this stop-gap measure into fully cash backed segregated trust account for players LDO.
Last edited by munkey; 09-27-2011 at 08:50 AM.
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