Netflix:Mediapolis Making a Killing19 Jun 2018 09:53
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The Sardinian Villas have no mortgage on them. They are on the balance sheet for €5.1 million. The penny or two will eventually drop that the two main assets to be disposed of at Mediapolis that we know of are the Land and The 10 Sardinian Villas.
Before the Liquidation, Mediapolis had debt and at least three main assets, the Land and the Sardinian Villas along with the €1,368,414 in the escrow account. If you were to use a back of an envelope calculation and just say the assets were covered by debt so that on our balance sheet there would be nothing for us. Say the Land and Sardinian Villas are only worth €10 million and there was a corresponding €10 million of debt (you will have to pick through the accounts to try and calculate what debt was actually on the Mediapolis balance sheet)
So before liquidation Mediapolis worth €0 million and after liquidation the liquidator has to sell All the assets. Let us assume liquidator gets €10 million. This €10 million has to be distributed as per the confirmed creditors positions agreed by the Court. CLP 2017 has to receive their first charge of €2,678,357. Then the next creditor is to receive €165,718. There is a spurious claim from the Italian Ministry of the Economy for €2,798,620 (see below) and then there is our unsecured creditor position of €8,211,897.
The €1,368,414 held in the escrow account I have pencilled all of that money in fees either for taxes in transferring the Land and Sardinian Villas titles to new owners and the liquidators fees.
When you do the maths (excluding the Italian Ministry of the Economy) the small creditor of €165,718 is worth 1.89% of all the unsecured creditors and CLP has €8,211,897 worth 93.85% and other creditors only have €372,245 worth 4.25% (165,718 + 8,211,897 + 372,245 = 8,749,860) (1.89% + 93.85% + 4.25% = 99.99%)
The €1,368,414 held in the escrow account I have pencilled all of that money in fees either for taxes in transferring the Land and Sardinian Villas titles to new owners and the liquidators fees.
When you take a long hard look at the list of creditors that have been approved by the Court there was the one below our first charge which is for €165,718 and then excluding CLP the only other creditors amounted to €372,245. In total we are talking about €537,963 that put Mediapolis in liquidation and again you have to ask why when a company has Land and Sardinian Villas (and other assets) was put into liquidation? I conclude this was to draw a line under the legal claim against the regional government of Piedmont. I can not prove this is the reason we were liquidated but this is my conclusion.
RKB