timeline and upcoming prospectus., page-11

Hey Ricee007...

Actually given accounting rules, the upfront is Capital, so they make a profit as soon as Revenue outweighs going costs/depreciation etc.... which is technically per box on day one... the day they turn it on.

Just like a mine. If they raise $500M to build a mine, it make a "profit" when Revenue outweighs costs. They don't have to make $500M profit before they make a "profit".

The other advantage is as revenue comes in, the revenue can be re-invested into more powerboxes, increase revenue...

A very basic idea is....

Day 0 money for 5 Powerboxes....
18 months - first 5 fund the next 5 boxes (10 total)
36 months - first 10 fund the next 10 (20 total)
54 months - first 20 fund the next 20 (40 total)

etc etc....

This is only a concept..... this will actually not happen as they will likely borrow money to fund the boxes.... with a return of 14 - 48 months, there will be no problem borrowing money to fund the expansion.... IMHO.