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To: Ramsey Su who wrote (93328)2/5/2001 8:02:09 PM
From: The Verve  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 152472
 
Ramsey...are you confident in your 4.5% royalty on basestation number? It seems high...from snippets I've gathered over time I was always under the impression it was closer to 1 or 2% - I may be wrong.

Here's a rough sketch on how NOK's umts efforts would affect Q's bottom line (Presuming, of course, that Q recognizes the revenue immediately - which doesn't happen, but assuming it is...)

NOK has announced they'll be installing 100,000 wcdma basestations this year, tripling to 300,000 next year.

If a base station sells somewhere between 250K and 500K - and we use your average of $375K per station, it plays out like this.

375K X 4.5% = $16,875.00

$16,875.00 X 100,000 basestations = $16,875,000.00

Does this seem right?

Verve