Yes of course, and that's as it should be because the lenders will be as concerned about their security as we unitholders will be. Currently the assets are roughly 50% debt funded and 50% proprietorship, so after debt allocations, costs, cash management, I would expect $150 million in sales to make $50-$60 million available for a return of capital:
With 723,809,508 units on issue, that would equate to 6.9c to 8.3c per unit...
...or am I getting the fumes of whatever they're smoking next door?
Ann: Quarterly Report - Q1 2024, page-15
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