Skyway capital investment

Many Skyway investors do not realize the scope of the dividend associated with the (pre) shares currently being sold, also known as B shares. I made the calculations myself and came to the conclusion that I had pearls in my hands. You may come to the same conclusion after this argument.

In total there are 400 billion shares. The Skyway company was estimated 5 years ago, based on intellectual property, at 400 billion dollars. in other words share has the face value of 1 dollar. Of course the potential of the company still has to be converted into real value. They are steadily working on that.

However, this time we will focus on the dividend. In total there are 279 billion shares entitled to dividend (70% of the total). Every project that is delivered delivers a dividend. The Skyway business plan indicates that 70% net profit is generated on each project. This seems unimaginable, but I think it is realistic to know that the technology is significantly better in every area (up to a factor of 10!) Than the current competitors in the transport infrastructure / market.

Twenty (!) Percent of the net profit goes to dividend. This is laid down in the investment memorandum. The other eighty percent is invested back in the company and will therefore influence the share price.

The first projects that will be delivered are Dubai and Sjarjah, both in the Emirates. Together they have a cost of 5 billion dollars. Skwyay is currently working hard on these projects. Delivery will be before October 2020 as Expo 2020, which will take place next year in Dubai, will start on October 20, 2020. we will see a dividend from this in 2021. How much?

At 5 billion dollars there is a net profit of 3.5 billion dollars (70%). $ 700 million of this goes to dividend (20%). Distributing over the number of dividends gives $ 0.0025 dividend per B share. Who has 100,000 shares can count on a $ 250 dividend, only thanks to these projects in the Emirates. In current phase 13.3, a package with 100,000 (pre-) shares costs $ 2,500 (ratio 1:40). M.a.w. You already have 10 percent of the investment (if purchased in the current phase). Anyone who has purchased (pre) shares at a ratio of 1: 100 has 25% of his / her investment back.

In total, Skyway has already received $ 180 billion in pre-orders! Let's make a calculation exercise and assume that Skyway succeeds in converting all these pre-orders into delivered projects within 10 years. $ 180 billion in completed projects gives a net profit of $ 126 billion. Twenty percent goes to dividend or 25.2 billion dollars. Distributing over all shares entitled to dividend gives $ 0.09 per share. Whoever has bought for 100,000 shares will receive a dividend of $ 8968. Not bad for a stake of 2500 dollars (or less)! The dividend is paid from the moment projects are delivered. Skyway does not have to be a listed company for this!

We have only had it on dividend so far. In addition, the share itself also has a value. The value of a B-share has been set by Skyway at 1 dollar. B shares can only be bought / sold via Skyway. M.a.w. only the A shares (the shares not entitled to dividend) end up on the stock exchange and will receive a price depending on supply and demand. Half of the B shares remain in the hands of Anatoli Unitsky, the inventor and CEO of Skyway. Unitsky likes to be in control; I therefore expect that he will systematically buy out other shareholders with his dividends. A part of the investors with B shares will go for quick cash and choose to sell (a part) to Unitsky / Skyway. This allows Unitsky to increase its share so that it also has a majority stake after the IPO.

Let's make a calculation exercise here too: based on current pre-orders ($ 180 billion), Unitsky will receive a dividend of $ 12.6 billion (half of $ 25.2 billion). This allows him to buy 4.5% B shares or 9% of the B shares that he does not own.

Regarding the value of the share after the IPO and after delivery of the current pre-orders. Delivery of 180 billion in pre-orders gives a net profit of $ 126 billion. Eighty percent is used for the growth of the company and therefore affects the value of the share. M.a.w. $ 100.8 billion goes back to Skyway. In total there are 400 billion shares (A and B shares together), which amounts to 0.25 dollars per share. M.a.w. there are not enough pre-orders yet to make a good IPO possible. This is less important for us as the owner of B shares.

Unitsky currently owns 50% of the Skyway company. After the IPO, its share drops to 35%. Does he want one anyway?https://skyway.capital/?partner_id=415110