Ann: Placement and Pro-Rata Non-Renouceable Rights Issue, page-54

doubt they will be selling for $18-$25 per gallon

there are 202 gallons in a cubic yard

according to the information: "Application Guidelines EdenCrete500 should be employed at a dosage rate of 30 to 150 fluid ounces per 100 pounds (2.0 L to 10.0 L per 100 kg) of total cementitious. EdenCrete500 has a water content of 85-90%"

therefore the average application rate is about 6%

6% of 202 gallons in a cubic yard equals 12 gallons

adding $240 (12 x $20/gallon) to a cubic yard of concrete is simply too expensive

according to the information: "the additive adds 3% to 20% extra cost for GDOT (Georgia Dept of Transport)"

using an average of 12% extra cost, does a cubic yard of concreted surface cost GDOT $2,000?

i doubt it

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