| |
|
| |
Aug 08, 2005 10:44 pm |
|
Mcleod USA assets |
Ken Hilving
| |
It seems to me that the most valuable asset McLeod USA has is an installed customer base. This generates revenue each month and probably has the potential to do so for several more years (no major technology change threatening to eliminate the customer base).
Hardware and software probably have limited value if liquidated - pennies on the dollar at best. Real estate might have value depending on the market. Optic and copper infrastructure if owned might have some value, but if SBC is the only competing carrier than they set the value on it.
Were it me, I would think in terms of maximizing the value of that revenue stream as a creditor. Perhaps by hiring a third party to continue the service, or perhaps with an outright sale of the customer base and facilities valued on its revenue potential.
Key point - service is not likely to be turned off regardless of what happens to McLeod USA.Private Reply to Ken Hilving (new win) |
|
| |
|