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sMASH wrote:The maths and the actions not adding up.
If the maths right the best ting is to leave it down. But they desperately want to get it producing
If they need to get it back online, then the maths they pushed, is not correct.
zoom rader wrote:Yup I have been saying this years now.Redress10 wrote:State shouldn't be involved in private enterprise. Period
Focus on providing public goods and services to the ppl and not jobs for friends and families. That is all politics is in tt. Controlling the gov't so that you can control the spending in the economy and enrich friends and families. What these ppl ever do in their lives for us to hand them control of billions of dollars.
Some of them can't even manage their household and personal finance.
Governments as least trini Governments must not be running even a parlor.
After all these years of Government run business we saw very little from it. Red government family and friends had made monies while having their family and friends employed to run state businesses .
Kams had 1 term in office while the red government in 10 terms.Redman wrote:Nah bluefete that is the lies Zoombindranath talking about.
daxt0r wrote:hey with all the distractions with high and ever increasing violent crime rate and generally dangerous and toxic environment, the destruction of our citizens by marauding PNM/state sponsored criminals, oil tiefin companies, govt lying to the public en masse and takin the public for a fool, sou sous, what became of the short imps man promise that by the end of January we suppose to be paying free market prices at the pump?
Still bleeding we dry to fund URP and CEPEP to feed their criminals gangs and stooges who rape, rob and murder the hard working tax paying citizens? Decades of corruption and nepotism doin it the PNM way real takin we far, far down d drain.
K74T wrote:Key Points from Post Cabinet Media Briefing – Thursday February 18th 2021:
Government will return to the open market to find another bidder for the Petrotrin Refinery.
Finance Minister Colm Imbert confirmed this as he gave an update on Patriotic's bid for the Refinery at today’s Post Cabinet Media Briefing. The Minister noted that in January, Government had given Patriotic another 15 days to submit a firm, binding commitment for the Refinery.
Minister Imbert said on February 5th, Patriotic instead submitted an "indicative" proposal outlining two financing options:
1. A Tax Credit Purchase Facility
2. A Receivables Purchase Agreement
The Finance Minister said technocrats in the Ministry pointed out that both options presented challenges, with Government having to finance both options to the tune of $5 billion in the first option, and $6 billion in the second option.
The Finance Minister said their analysis of both options was presented at Cabinet today and it was decided that they could not proceed with this matter with Patriotic since “the burden on the Government was too onerous.”
RFPs will be prepared in the next few weeks, which Cabinet will sign off on it and Trinidad Petroleum will then invite proposals.
Minister Imbert said the matter with Patriotic has been one of the most transparent procurement processes with Press Conferences and Press statements issued every step of the way.
Numb3r4 wrote:Why does the government have to still finance anything?
I though the point of all of this was to not have anything to do with the refinery, de-couple the government from it and let it run as a private enterprise, or let the Patriotic do as they see fit.
Wasn't the financing the reason they shut it down in he first place, it was too expensive to run so we don't want anything to do with it. Why are we financing it now? I thought whoever was buying it was to take it off our hands completely.
sMASH wrote:Numb3r4 wrote:Why does the government have to still finance anything?
I though the point of all of this was to not have anything to do with the refinery, de-couple the government from it and let it run as a private enterprise, or let the Patriotic do as they see fit.
Wasn't the financing the reason they shut it down in he first place, it was too expensive to run so we don't want anything to do with it. Why are we financing it now? I thought whoever was buying it was to take it off our hands completely.
this govt have multiple personality disorder and bipolar, with dementia.
toyolink wrote:Any hope of employment opportunities resulting from refinery operations seems to be dead.
At this point what was initially described as a hopeful proposal has proven to be lacking money to pay.
I really felt the Patriotic efforts were backed by some serious financing assurances.
Maybe Guyana could be encouraged to 'make a deal'.
It's significantly encumbered, as long as the clock ticks, its racking up debt. Unless gortt pays it, or the other petrotrin parts pay it.De Dragon wrote:toyolink wrote:Any hope of employment opportunities resulting from refinery operations seems to be dead.
At this point what was initially described as a hopeful proposal has proven to be lacking money to pay.
I really felt the Patriotic efforts were backed by some serious financing assurances.
Maybe Guyana could be encouraged to 'make a deal'.
LF,D! RF,D! PNMMMMMMMMMMM
Imagine you can't run it, can't get someone in the local private sector to run it, and can't even sell it.![]()
I suspect if these morons tried to facking give it away they'd fack that up too
sMASH wrote:It's significantly encumbered, as long as the clock ticks, its racking up debt. Unless gortt pays it, or the other petrotrin parts pay it.
Khan was also pleased that Heritage has paid government taxes and royalties of $821 million over the last ten months, funded $193 million in capital expenditure and “most importantly, they have serviced all of Petrotrin’s legacy debts.” He added that “all of this was done with an entirely local staff.”
https://newsday.co.tt/2020/04/29/khan-h ... -heritage/
Habit7 wrote:Once again, well-informed commentary!sMASH wrote:It's significantly encumbered, as long as the clock ticks, its racking up debt. Unless gortt pays it, or the other petrotrin parts pay it.Khan was also pleased that Heritage has paid government taxes and royalties of $821 million over the last ten months, funded $193 million in capital expenditure and “most importantly, they have serviced all of Petrotrin’s legacy debts.” He added that “all of this was done with an entirely local staff.”
https://newsday.co.tt/2020/04/29/khan-h ... -heritage/
If you don't know, just be quiet nah.
Habit7 wrote:Once again, well-informed commentary!sMASH wrote:It's significantly encumbered, as long as the clock ticks, its racking up debt. Unless gortt pays it, or the other petrotrin parts pay it.Khan was also pleased that Heritage has paid government taxes and royalties of $821 million over the last ten months, funded $193 million in capital expenditure and “most importantly, they have serviced all of Petrotrin’s legacy debts.” He added that “all of this was done with an entirely local staff.”
https://newsday.co.tt/2020/04/29/khan-h ... -heritage/
If you don't know, just be quiet nah.
sMASH wrote:ThE rEfInErY. U know, the mortgage Kamala buss mark with. The one already read out in parliament, the one nobody want to accept...
On the REFINERY.
Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:ThE rEfInErY. U know, the mortgage Kamala buss mark with. The one already read out in parliament, the one nobody want to accept...
On the REFINERY.
It is not a mortgage, T&T owns the refinery.
It is a lien that was put on the refinery that was security for a loan.
It was no mark that buss, it was information available from since a year before.
It is not racking up debt, the debt is being serviced by the profitable subsidiaries.
This is getting tiring, is it that you want to lie without being challenged?
Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:ThE rEfInErY. U know, the mortgage Kamala buss mark with. The one already read out in parliament, the one nobody want to accept...
On the REFINERY.
It is not a mortgage, T&T owns the refinery.
It is a lien that was put on the refinery that was security for a loan.
It was no mark that buss, it was information available from since a year before.
It is not racking up debt, the debt is being serviced by the profitable subsidiaries.
This is getting tiring, is it that you want to lie without being challenged?
Redman wrote:Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:ThE rEfInErY. U know, the mortgage Kamala buss mark with. The one already read out in parliament, the one nobody want to accept...
On the REFINERY.
It is not a mortgage, T&T owns the refinery.
It is a lien that was put on the refinery that was security for a loan.
It was no mark that buss, it was information available from since a year before.
It is not racking up debt, the debt is being serviced by the profitable subsidiaries.
This is getting tiring, is it that you want to lie without being challenged?
Now you getting it.
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