Dear Albert
When we meet tomorrow, I want to discuss the following with you:
1. Equity for the ShiShan project;
2. Terms of collaboration for the TID Concept
3. Cheever TID Fund
1. Equity for the ShiShan project
My company holding 15% shares in the JV company with AoYuan is DHC Real Estate Advisory Limited (the “Company”). I have a partner (the “Partner”) who has agreed to acquire 90% shares in the Company; while I have an option to purchase 10% shares back from the Partner within 6 months. In addition, the Partner has also agreed to pay a premium of RMB3mn to another PRC company owned by me, under separate contract.
The first equity call for this project is RMB110mn, and the Company’s share is RMB16.5mn (110 X 15% = 16.5). The Partner should have paid RMB14.85 (16.5 X 90% = 14.85). In addition, the Partner should also pay the RMN3mn premium to me.
The present situation is that the Partner has defaulted and has only paid RMB12mn, while the balance was paid by me.
Because of this default, I have not transferred any of the shares in the Company to the Partner, so that as of today, notwithstanding that the Partner has contributed RMB12mn to the Company, I remain 100% shareholder. My excuse is that I was not sure whether the Partner will default again in the future, when the next equity call is made, and is therefore holding up everything.
The Partner has advised me that they have already resolved the equity issue and will follow the terms of the original JV agreement, ie make full contribution as required, plus the premium of RMB3mn. The Partner is also requesting that we proceed with transfer of shares in the Company, and regularize the situation.
The total equity proposed for this project is stipulated to be RMB350mn in the JV Agreement with AoYuan, with the provision that if that if RMB350mn is not adequate, the shareholders will have to make shareholders’ loan to make up the difference. However, our plan is that the equity required is likely to be only RMB 200mn, or a maximum of 250mn. The Partner is not aware of this arrangement.
Assuming the future equity call to be RMB250mn, the future equity call on the Company will only be RMB21mn; while the other scenarios are shown in the following table
RMB million
Total equity required
The Co’s 15%
Contribution already made by the Co
Additional cash injection by the Co
1
200
30.0
16.5
13.5
2
250
37.5
16.5
21.0
3
300
45.0
16.5
28.5
4
350
52.5
16.5
36.0
At RMB350mn equity, the ROE is circa 280%, if the equity required is only RMB250mn, then the ROE would be as high as 390%. In my earlier discussion with you, you have suggested that we propose the equity injection to the future purchaser to be RMB500mn, making an ROE of 196%, while we can then enjoy the premium.
My present preference is that, if I could get equity for this project at a premium, I obviously would like to do so, and return the cash injection by the Partner to him in total.
I do not have to sell all of the 15% share in the project, and could sell some and keep some.
My question to you for our discussion tomorrow is that as we will only need as little as RMB21.0mn for this project, what should be our pricing and return to the potential purchaser of the 15%?
I hope I have made things clear to you, and if I have not, you can always call me to discuss and we can also talk tomorrow.
2. Terms of collaboration for the TID Concept
I will have discussion with Ping An on the TID concept at SZ tomorrow. AoYuan is also interested to further pursue the TID Concept with us. You have seen my ppt. What are the terms that you would advise me to propose to my TID Concept partner?
3. Cheever TID Fund
I am still keen to work on the Cheever TID Fund as support for my TID concept. If I can use the TID Fund as the TID S Co, that would be very desirable, both to the unit holders, the Fund and the GPs.
I look forward to have a good discussion with you tomorrow. Let me know the name of the restaurant. I think I know which one but could not remember the name.
Regards
David C Lee
HK mobile 6831-8332 / 6444-2839
PRC mobile 1360-220-8332 / 1318-913-2839
davidclee@davidclee.com.hk
Dear Albert
When we meet tomorrow, I want to discuss the following with you:
1. Equity for the ShiShan project;
2. Terms of collaboration for the TID Concept
3. Cheever TID Fund
1. Equity for the ShiShan project
My company holding 15% shares in the JV company with AoYuan is DHC Real Estate Advisory Limited (the “Company”). I have a partner (the “Partner”) who has agreed to acquire 90% shares in the Company; while I have an option to purchase 10% shares back from the Partner within 6 months. In addition, the Partner has also agreed to pay a premium of RMB3mn to another PRC company owned by me, under separate contract.
The first equity call for this project is RMB110mn, and the Company’s share is RMB16.5mn (110 X 15% = 16.5). The Partner should have paid RMB14.85 (16.5 X 90% = 14.85). In addition, the Partner should also pay the RMN3mn premium to me.
The present situation is that the Partner has defaulted and has only paid RMB12mn, while the balance was paid by me.
Because of this default, I have not transferred any of the shares in the Company to the Partner, so that as of today, notwithstanding that the Partner has contributed RMB12mn to the Company, I remain 100% shareholder. My excuse is that I was not sure whether the Partner will default again in the future, when the next equity call is made, and is therefore holding up everything.
The Partner has advised me that they have already resolved the equity issue and will follow the terms of the original JV agreement, ie make full contribution as required, plus the premium of RMB3mn. The Partner is also requesting that we proceed with transfer of shares in the Company, and regularize the situation.
The total equity proposed for this project is stipulated to be RMB350mn in the JV Agreement with AoYuan, with the provision that if that if RMB350mn is not adequate, the shareholders will have to make shareholders’ loan to make up the difference. However, our plan is that the equity required is likely to be only RMB 200mn, or a maximum of 250mn. The Partner is not aware of this arrangement.
Assuming the future equity call to be RMB250mn, the future equity call on the Company will only be RMB21mn; while the other scenarios are shown in the following table
RMB million
Total equity required
The Co’s 15%
Contribution already made by the Co
Additional cash injection by the Co
1
200
30.0
16.5
13.5
2
250
37.5
16.5
21.0
3
300
45.0
16.5
28.5
4
350
52.5
16.5
36.0
At RMB350mn equity, the ROE is circa 280%, if the equity required is only RMB250mn, then the ROE would be as high as 390%. In my earlier discussion with you, you have suggested that we propose the equity injection to the future purchaser to be RMB500mn, making an ROE of 196%, while we can then enjoy the premium.
My present preference is that, if I could get equity for this project at a premium, I obviously would like to do so, and return the cash injection by the Partner to him in total.
I do not have to sell all of the 15% share in the project, and could sell some and keep some.
My question to you for our discussion tomorrow is that as we will only need as little as RMB21.0mn for this project, what should be our pricing and return to the potential purchaser of the 15%?
I hope I have made things clear to you, and if I have not, you can always call me to discuss and we can also talk tomorrow.
2. Terms of collaboration for the TID Concept
I will have discussion with Ping An on the TID concept at SZ tomorrow. AoYuan is also interested to further pursue the TID Concept with us. You have seen my ppt. What are the terms that you would advise me to propose to my TID Concept partner?
3. Cheever TID Fund
I am still keen to work on the Cheever TID Fund as support for my TID concept. If I can use the TID Fund as the TID S Co, that would be very desirable, both to the unit holders, the Fund and the GPs.
I look forward to have a good discussion with you tomorrow. Let me know the name of the restaurant. I think I know which one but could not remember the name.
Regards
David C Lee
HK mobile 6831-8332 / 6444-2839
PRC mobile 1360-220-8332 / 1318-913-2839
davidclee@davidclee.com.hk
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