Quote from: mulu on July 24, 2017, 11:13:28 PM

Quote from: boomboom on July 24, 2017, 11:02:40 PM

Quote from: Karl Hungus on July 24, 2017, 10:12:56 PM

Auction has finished!
Thank you to ALL who participated!

Winning price for S-PT is 2.75mil per share

100 @ 2.75 mil M - send 275 mil / Kevorkian::979
50 @ 2.75 mil M - send 137.5 mil / goin2mars::111
100 @ 2.75 mil M - send 275 mil / speed::1273
100 @ 2.75 mil M - send 275 mil / DeptStore::412
650 @ 2.75 mil M - send 1787.5 mil / Loaf::680

Congratulations to the winners, please send required amounts to Gringotts [1963]

The auction values Phoenix Trust at 27.5 Billion M

edit:
The next S-PT auction will happen AFTER the depository has opened
The next distribution of Phoenix Trust shares will be 1000 S-PT, paid as depositor bonuses during Gringotts opening phase

WooHoo, can't believe I picked up 100 shares for 275 mil, someone correct me if I'm wrong, but with Clans dead the CK land mass is fixed at current level for the foreseeable future, and Phoenix Trust owns 5 whole chaps, plus a load of palaces and high paying buildings. 27.5 Bil for the whole portfolio is ridiculously cheap. If building payouts ever restart S-PT income alone from existing buildings will probably be +250mil per year.

@KH, very generous with the depo bonuses too, how will they be paid?

The current number of payouts for all buildings when added up equals 840,987,701 M per year, though this will likely be adjusted whenever payouts function again.

At current building material prices, the building costs of all the buildings adds up to roughly 62,354,016,000 M. This is based primarily around the BLD cost of 100,000 M which accounts for 80-90% of the building cost, and if you consider that BLD (to my understanding) is intended to be pegged to this price, then perhaps this can give some perspective on the potential value of the portfolio. Of course, that doesn't include the land value itself (as well as the fact that quite a few lots don't have buildings at all), and other various factors that could influence the price of any piece of land.

Wow, thanks for the info @mulu, I knew I got a bargain, but ...