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To: E_K_S who wrote (26419)	2/1/2017 2:17:20 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) of 34328

Hi E_K_S, Now that is a sweet investment return !! I do believe if someone has excess cash sitting around at the very least this is a great place to park it. The new expansion will incur some debt and I'm sure the conservative management will want to pay it off. Dividend increases may be a bit slower as debt is reduced. From mu dealership experiences, expansion debt is scheduled for 5 years and rescheduled after another 5. Rates are capped and there are few surprises. If we found extra profits we'd make two payments a month to reduce the debt balance. Once you see it whittling down you can take some bonusses or in this case a dividend increase. A doubling of capacity will require a doubling of vegetables to be bought so that step will tie up some money also. The local nature of AMNF's sales territory would be a great way to boost their revenue . Maybe we should go to the stockholder meeting and ask about being a distributor. I can take Wisconsin and Texas - how about you? I can see us with the finest of cooking dishes handing our samples at the high end grocery stores ! Grow baby grow!!! LOL Bob

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