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To: Smartypts who wrote (672)	6/24/2000 4:00:00 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (1) of 1766

>>>>>>>>> Confusing but your right except I don't think the $12 for METHA core bus actually needs to be added in the formula. <<<<<<<<< It is the proper way how to do it . Much more as I see that STLW will be distributed on a company tax free basis one day (like PALM or UBID has been). That means that METHA will trade on its own, like COMS, or MALL, or TSCC whatever. >>>>>>>>>> You need to find out how many total shares there will be out. METHA would then own 85% of that figure. say for instance there will be 50 mill total. metha's 85% would be 42.5 mil. if $30 then metha's portion would be 1.275 bill. then divide that figure by mtha's outstanding to get value per metha share for IPO <<<<<<<<<<< Read my post. I have provided the exact number of shares THEN OUTSTANDING (and of course the percentage being sold 13.93% and reversely being owned by METHA), this is one of the basics for a proper assessment of the values. What is your point? Again, see: STLW offers 8,750,000 shares or a share of just 13,93% of the post offering shares. Post offering shares: 62,779,807 of which METHA retains 86,07% or about 54.03 MM shares.

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