LKE's ECA (Export Credit Agency) Eligibility, page-38

I note:
"Ex‐Im Bank also relaxes some requirements for small businesses relative to where exported goods are originally manufactured.

- For small businesses, if the product or the aggregate of exported products in a single invoice meets the 50 percent U.S content eligibility threshold, the entire gross invoice value (sales price) is typically eligible for coverage. This means that domestic processing of a foreign‐manufactured good is eligible for Ex‐Im Bank support, as long as the U.S.‐added content exceeds the 50 percent threshold.

- For non‐small businesses, all products itemized on the invoice must be produced or manufactured in the U.S. Therefore, even if the non‐small business adds value to the good that exceeds the 50 percent U.S. content threshold, the value of those exported goods is not eligible for Ex‐Im support."

Ref: https://www.wsgr.com/PDFSearch/export-import-bank-financing-programs.pdf

Can a project with a post-tax NPV8 of US$1.6bn (A$2.0bn), and a Capital Cost of US$544mil, claim “Small Businesses” status?