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William Ytiri
YTiRi Retail
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Posted - 2009.01.12 13:53:00 -
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-- press stament, for release, Jita IV - moon 6 - Ytiri Storage
YTiRi Retail, the pod pilot subsidiary of the YTiRi Corporation, announced today the launch of YRSB1 Short Term Bond for Amarrian Investors. With the announcement earlier this month about the Caldari-Amarr Economic Stimulus Agreement (CAESA) this move was to be expected from YtiRi Retail.
"At first we will launch 5 (five) YRSB1 coupons of 20 million ISK each with a maturity term of one month after issuance. We have agreed with our mothercorporation that a high 10% coupon is fixed with the restriction of it to be available only to Amarrian-Ammatar Corporations that underwrite the CAESA. The funds will be used to ensure a healthy cashflow within YtiRi Retail to make further investments in new equipment for our hauling division possible. We have every confidence this will be an opportunity for Amarrian capsuleer Corporations as introduction to business in our State.", said William Ytiri, the CEO of YtiRi retail.
For interest in the bond please contact a State and Region Bank office or contact William Ytiri and ask for YRSB1 bonds.
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William Ytiri
YTiRi Retail
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Posted - 2009.01.13 17:44:00 -
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We are pleased to mention four of the five 20 million YSRB1 short term bonds have been reservered and paid for.
YSRB1-1 will mature at 111.2.11 YC, payable for 22 million ISK to (anonymous corporation)
YSRB1-2 will mature at 111.2.11 YC, payable for 22 million ISK to (anonymous corporation)
YSRB1-3 will mature at 111.2.12 YC, payable for 22 million ISK to Targh D'yer
YSRB1-4 will mature at 111.2.12 YC, payable for 22 million ISK to Targh D'yer
The reservation for bond YSRB1-5 has been cancelled due to lack of funds with the investor to bring in the 20 million ISK. This is the only one that is still on offer.
YTiRi Retail is very pleased to see the confidence from the Amarr businessmen in using the Caldari-Amarr Economic Stimulus Agreement for both our benefit.
To those who have invested in YTiRi Retail; you will not be disappointed. I will put my personal honor at stake before this very summit to see that this deal ends profitable for all involved.
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Scagga Laebetrovo
Ammatar Free Corps
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Posted - 2009.01.13 17:55:00 -
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Please reserve one such coupon for myself. I would like to inquire as to larger quantities of potential investment, please could you send me a brochure with such information?
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Shern
Minmatar
Ammatar Free Corps
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Posted - 2009.01.13 18:16:00 -
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Hmm. Yes, I have some spare isk too. I'll be in touch, Mr Ytiri |
William Ytiri
YTiRi Retail
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Posted - 2009.01.13 20:33:00 -
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There is only the YSRB1-5 bond up for sale.
Since you are both in Ammatar Free Corps I will make that last short term bond available to your corporation. Very nice to have investors from the Amarr, but also the Ammatar contingent underwriting CAESA.
When there is a need to write out a new bond after this month I will give you (both) a priviliged reservation chance. I'm afraid we are all out of brochures, but for some extra information and announcements of Ytiri Retail you can check here.
As soon as the ISK is transfered to Ytiri Retail the bond is issued and the maturity date for it will be 30 days later, resulting in a return of the bond and a 10% coupon to your investment.
Thank you for your support and trust in Ytiri Retail and ofcourse the Caldari State.
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William Ytiri
YTiRi Retail
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Posted - 2009.01.17 07:22:00 -
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All five short term bonds have been sold. We thank mr. Scagga Laebetrovo of Ammatar Free Corp to pick up the last bond.
YRSB1 is only a small example of the feasibility of CAESA. This practical stimulus agreement Tibus Heth has made is certainly also applicable for small Caldari corporations that now honorably can benefit from the willingness of the Amarr Empire to invest in good businesses.
The dealings with all parties were professional, to the point and positive to a level I had not anticipated beforehand. Glad to be in business with the Empire.
For reference of the investors, the following data for maturing have been provided to the House of Records:
YRSB1-1 will mature at 111.2.11 YC, payable for 22 million ISK to (anonymous corporation)
YRSB1-2 will mature at 111.2.11 YC, payable for 22 million ISK to (anonymous corporation)
YRSB1-3 will mature at 111.2.12 YC, payable for 22 million ISK to Targh D'yer
YRSB1-4 will mature at 111.2.12 YC, payable for 22 million ISK to Targh D'yer
YRSB1-5 will mature at 111.2.16 YC, payable for 22 million ISK to Scagga Laebetrovo
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Alica Wildfire
Minmatar
Federal Investigations Agency
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Posted - 2009.01.18 16:06:00 -
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Just a question out of interest. What happens to such a loan if the corporation is under a wardeclaration? Will you be able to pay back the money? For under conditions of war it might be very very difficult to do business and produce the 10% profit or am I wrong?
And if a corporation needs money why doesn't she give out shares on the open market? When the corporation guarantees to buy back at 10% more every month the stock market will begin to trade the shares by normal requests of offer and demand. Additionally it allows the buyer of the stock to realize his money by selling his shares at any time on the market.
Do the Amarr fear open market and prefer inside-deals?
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Dex Nederland
Caldari
Lai Dai Infinity Systems
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Posted - 2009.01.18 20:17:00 -
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 Originally by: Alica Wildfire
And if a corporation needs money why doesn't she give out shares on the open market? When the corporation guarantees to buy back at 10% more every month the stock market will begin to trade the shares by normal requests of offer and demand. Additionally it allows the buyer of the stock to realize his money by selling his shares at any time on the market.
Shares provide the investor with a more direct say in the actions of the company, a bond does not. A bond is for a limited time and is intended for rapid investment turn around, not the possibly slower investment of shares (which do not have to be offered to the public). Also bonds require less transparency on the part of the offering company; how much is a share actually worth should the company go under? The value of the bond is set.
Originally by: Alica Wildfire
Just a question out of interest. What happens to such a loan if the corporation is under a wardeclaration? Will you be able to pay back the money? For under conditions of war it might be very very difficult to do business and produce the 10% profit or am I wrong?
Excellent question; would you abandon a company you invested in if it came under attack or protect your investment?
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William Ytiri
YTiRi Retail
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Posted - 2009.01.19 13:21:00 -
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Originally by: Alica Wildfire
Just a question out of interest. What happens to such a loan if the corporation is under a wardeclaration? Will you be able to pay back the money? For under conditions of war it might be very very difficult to do business and produce the 10% profit or am I wrong?
The short term bonds are only for a period of one month. We have scenario's in place to deal with a wardeclaration and still be able to pay for our lliabilities.
Originally by: Alica Wildfire
And if a corporation needs money why doesn't she give out shares on the open market? When the corporation guarantees to buy back at 10% more every month the stock market will begin to trade the shares by normal requests of offer and demand. Additionally it allows the buyer of the stock to realize his money by selling his shares at any time on the market.
Selling shares mean selling ownership, YTiRi Retail has issued bonds which does not transfer ownership of the corporation, but only serves the purpose of obtaining liquidity for investments. CAESA is an excellent opportunity for us and the investors.
Originally by: Alica Wildfire
Do the Amarr fear open market and prefer inside-deals?
I am not Amarr, so I do not care.
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Scagga Laebetrovo
Ammatar Free Corps
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Posted - 2009.01.19 13:40:00 -
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Originally by: Alica Wildfire
Just a question out of interest. What happens to such a loan if the corporation is under a wardeclaration? Will you be able to pay back the money? For under conditions of war it might be very very difficult to do business and produce the 10% profit or am I wrong?
You would be wrong, Miss Wildfire. For a portfolio of 100m, it is easy to accrue 20% growth per week without the need to ever leave the safety of a station. For a portfolio several scales higher, you can opt to outsource hauling work and still make great profit. In short, war should have no bearing on the ability to generate profit. The clever trader would actually increase their profit.
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William Ytiri
YTiRi Retail
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Posted - 2009.02.10 10:38:00 -
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YRSB1 short term bond will mature soon and preperations are made for repayment.
Ytiri Retail will issue YRSB2 soon, which will also consist of 5x 20mio bonds with a 10% coupon and a term of one month. YRSB2 is available under CAESA regulations and open to Amarr and Ammatar investors.
YRLB1, quoting a long term bond will also be issued at an amount of 50mio with a 50% coupon and a term of 3 months. YRLB1 is not under CAESA regulations and available to Caldari and Amarrian investors.
A proper statement for these bonds will be made at the end of this week.
As promised earlier Scagga Laebetrovo and Shern have a priviliged reservation chance for YRSB2.
You may reserve for YRSB2 or YRLB1 here or contact me otherwise.
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Scagga Laebetrovo
Ammatar Free Corps
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Posted - 2009.02.10 15:49:00 -
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I am interested in offering a significant increase in the value of my stake in the investment pool, Mr Ytiri. We should make contact soon. |
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