Colliers provided a range of values between $1,050 and $2,300 per megalitre and discussed factors that might shift the price. How she came to the conclusion that $2,745 per megalitre was an OK price to pay when the valuer had clearly stated the maximum was $2,300 per megalitre is beyond comprehension, he said. The details are not publicly available because the Caymans does not make public the shareholders of companies. The company was owned by a Caymans-based subsidiary in which several international investment funds held shares. The department said that while the valuation was $1,500/ML with a market value range of $1,100/ML to $2,300/ML, the valuation also stated that the department should be prepared to pay 10% to 30% above the standard market rate.
Adviser was never paid more than $2,999.00.
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