Ann: Material Terms of Employment (Chief Executive Officer), page-16

What is your source for this "no market for sandalwood" assertion HT? and then saying Qin is broke - bit of a stretch IMO.

You also keep making this claim based upon two previous buyers not purchasing at the moment but there is all sorts of evidence to the contrary stretching back many many years.

Further Qin had a much more serious liquidity issue in 2012 and survived so claiming they are broke when they have much more mature assets and a well recognised market for these assets is IMO an unsustainable claim.
The sale price is obviously negotiable depending upon size of purchase and length of time supply is wanted.

I suspect this is being negotiated at the moment.

And of course for your benefit

All IMO and DYOR