Dear all,
LEM is persuaded that there exist quite a few investment possibilities
right now at CAPX. However, our actual liquidity doesn’t allow us to
participate as we would like. To compensate this obstacle we pushed
the short loans we have with third parties up to 380’000 $L. Such
permitted us to buy into the IPO of BOOT, an investment we think has
some potential.
Short term loans are a good thing and help to bridge specific
situation in a company. On the other hand we don’t like to overstretch
those possibilities as they bear some financial risks.
There are two ways to see this, either wait 3 to 6 months till we have
generated enough profits to pay back the loans or trying to refinance
those loans with other matters.
We thought long about a solution. Recent reactions of avatars let us
believe that loans are not fully understood and is somehow
complicating the transparency of our financial report. Such should be
avoided.
LEM Lemur Investments
Status: Primary - Being considered by primary review staff
Stock Symbol
LEM
Company Name
Lemur Investments
Total Shares To Create
500000
Shares To SPO
500000
IPO Price
1.15
The other possibility is doing a limited SPO at CAPX. If I say limited
so I mean 500'000 shares. The advantage for us would be to be able to
fully pay back the loans and have again a certain cash position at
disposal what is making our liquidity much better as it is right now.
We are always looking to have a cash position of at least 10% of the
value of our assets as we are looking to have strategic partnerships
with other companies in a continuous way.
To explain to you the actual financial situation of LEM we have estimated our figures for the second quarter 2012
As you can see LEM has assets of about 1.6 mio, valued at purchase
prices. The market value of the portfolio is right now at 2.3 mio
$L, but you should better stick to the values given in our report. LEM
will generate a monthly net revenu of appr. 300'000 $L but which is exceptional,
because of an unexpected consultancy revenue. If those figures
could be reached a dividend of 100’000 $L would be justified.
However, we have to be more cautious for our assumptions in the future
as those consultancy revenues cannot be taken as granted. It makes
sense to exclude them of future expectations. In doing so we can
estimate that LEM will generate revenues of 40’000 $L per month. That
means 120'000 $L revenue per quarter. 40'000 $L would be used to cover
our expenses, depreciation of the portfolio and for to be reinvested.
80'000 $L would be paid out as dividend.
We set the SPO price at 1.15 $L what we think is a fair price. In other
words 500’000 shares with a nominative value of 0.5 $L would be
created. The equity capital for LEM would rise to 1 mio $L and 2 mio
shares would be outstanding.
80’000 $L dividends per quarter is 320’000 $L per annum. In
counterbalance investors participate at a portfolio of 1.55 mio $L
assets estimated with purchase prices and an expected annual dividend
of roughly 0.16 $L per share.
You have to consider that of the 575’000 $L generated by the SPO, only
380’000 $L will be used to pay back the loans. The rest will serve as
cash reserve as indicated or be invested into new ventures. LEM hopes
that such will also create an additional return.
It would be pleasure for us to welcome you as investor in LEM dear
reader and join us in our journey through the black waters of the
virtual market in secondlife...
And before I forget, shares can be bought at
http://slcapex.com/ipo
Greetz and happy trading
Casper Trebuchet
http://lemurinvest.blogspot.com
