Ann: Corporate Note Offering, page-14

Hi @pbawley ,

I had a look last night to check this and yes you are right.. my bad on this. For some reasons I had 11%-13% in my mind.

You are spot on saying that "Less pressure to stick to a repayment schedule I thought".

As per their Debt re-scheduling announcement dated 7th June/2016, they had agreed to pay ~$103 million + interest over a 33 month period commencing Apr/16. Based on my rough calcs this equates $3.18 million per month.By Dec-16, I expect they would have an outstanding gross debt in the vicinity of ~ $65m - ~$75 million. I'm also sssuming that  they have further paid down debt from the capital raising  they did in Sept/16.

So with ANZ, monthly payments are ~$ 3.18 million for next 24 months
Based on new Notes offering, payments will be  ~ $1.45 million for next 48 months

So there is definitely less pressure on them.

Note: Above are just rough estimates but not too far off I believe

I believe this is a fantastic move by NRW board. It's called prduent fiscal & risk management.

DYOR & GLTA