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== What is the main way that the company expects to make money? == The main way that Supply@ME expects to make money from its platform is via finance arrangement fees, which is around 2% of the finance that the company helps to arrange. For example, if $10,000,000 worth of inventory finance is facilitated/arranged via the platform, then Supply@ME will make $200,000 on the arrangement (i.e. $10,000,000 x 2% =$200,000). Another way that the company expects to make money is by securitising the inventories, selling the securitised-inventories to investors (the investors are expected to receive a coupon of 4-6% per annum) and then charging a fee to the investors for Supply@ME collecting payments and monitoring the security (i.e. servicing fee). The company expects the servicing fee to be between 6% and 8% of the value of the security. So, if, for example, the total value of the securitised-inventories is $100 million, then Supply@ME will make $7 million in servicing fees (i.e. $100,000,000 x 7% =$7,000,000).
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