Liquidation_Assets vs. Market_Value vs. Going-Conc
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An ongoing operation has the ability to continue to earn profit, while a liquidated company does not, and market value is just outstanding shares multiplied by share price.
$BRWC has annual sales conservatively estimated at $2M
$ 1,498,965 in assets
And, the ability to continue to earn profit.
As per the last FORM 10-Q May 13, 2015 and the debt retirement 8k
Total assets $ 3,003,807
Total current liabilities $ 2,343,075 - $ 838,232.77 = $ 1,504,842.23
$ 3,003,807
-$ 1,504,842
= $ 1,498,965
Outstanding Shares 4,261,254,846 a/o Jan 31, 2016 http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BRWC/profile ; ; ;
$ 1,498,965 / 4,261,254,846 = .00035
So basically, if we strip away all going concern features, intangibles, and future sales, and just auction off the bare assets we would at a minimum be at 0.00035 per share.
However, $BRWC is worth more than the sum of it's parts. In the valuations, is nothing concerning the ongoing value of the water rights that Boreal holds for the next 50 years and all the sales that would occur out of such rights.
And... Regardless of what is known about sales;
there are indeed many sales occuring through:
FRED
WAT-AAH!
Saks Fifth Avenue
Dean and Deluca
80 Vanguard stores in China
And many more
UAE? - could be huge
BRWC Water Is Sold In 1000's of Stores Across TheUnited States: