{"investor_group_id":"1","date_received":"2025-12-20","question_original":"What is the commercial break-even point (number of lots \/ minimum pricing) required to service interest and infrastructure costs?","internal_owner_id":"2","draft_answer":"We are preparing a sensitivity analysis showing the minimum number of lots that need to be sold, at conservative pricing assumptions, to cover (i) interest on the bonds and (ii) remaining infrastructure capex. Preliminary modelling suggests that break\u2011even is reached at approximately [\u25cf] lots sold at an average net price of [\u25cf] USD per lot, but we will provide detailed tables and stress scenarios in an annex to the financial model.","final_answer":"","status":"In progress","priority":"Medium","version":"V1 2025\u201112\u201122","update_date":"2025-12-23","linked_faq_id":"4","notes":"interest if fully funded= less than half a lot sale per month\r\nfull reimburse=  9 premium lots at 282 000 average price and 27 standard lot at 125 000\r\nThis is with taking only 85% of the value of the lots to make room for negotiations etc and also covering interests and running cost of the company. See model attached\r\n","updated_at":"2025-12-23 12:39:59"}