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, the title of the 750-acre land has already been transferred to the new owner, SCARF FORSYTH GA LLC. |
has 2 businesses relevant to |
: i.e. to make quick bucks. |
exactly had SCARF paid for with its cool $100M? With help from industry experts, here comes the ballpark estimation: |
, never to become a quarry due to limited demand; |
, the quarry staging area; |
, actual quarry pit and debris pile; |
#4 - $15M: Aggreated quarry right value, capped by limited demand albeit a much larger reserve; |
It is worth noticing, the value of the actual quarry operation is only about 15% of the total purchase price. It generates less than $500K/year in cash and covers less than 10% of the annual holding cost: |
#1 - $5M+ / year cost of capital; |
#2 - $1M+ / year property tax, |
At $6M+ / year bleeding rate, SCARF will be pressured to cash in fast, by |
selling Land-A to developer |
ASAP. That is exactly one would have expected from a hedge fund, and hence this |
New Asphalt plant application |
While what the developer will pay for the 350-acre trees |
is not yet public knowledge |
, ~ $60M should not be too far off. It may sound like a lot of money, but it is only peanuts compared to 10 x increase in value once fully developed. |
With the recent change of hands of this 750-acre land, the motivation behind the New Asphalt Plant not only |
, but getting stronger by days, $16K/day stronger. While the old owner could afford to wait, with the land acquired at ~ | [url=https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=1027&LayerID=21667&ageTypeID=4&ageID=9230&Q=1670185180&KeyValue=161+++001][/url] in 2019, the new owner simply could not and will not. |
It will be interesting to see what is coming next. |
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