Hey there!

I'm Misaka, and in today’s issue, we’re going to once again discuss the growth of AHG and share some exciting updates on what we’ve achieved so far. There’s great news for our shareholders!
 

Stocks and Dividends
First and foremost, I’m pleased to announce that all of our shares have been successfully sold! This means we’ve reached our initial funding goal of 800g, and we’ll soon be issuing the first dividends to all shareholders. For more details, see the Transparency section below.

Expansion
Welcome back, Atlas Excavation Inc.! We’ve successfully built and launched a brand-new Q5 Iron Mine, which is now fully operational. Some of our early investors may recall our previous Q2 Iron Mine located in Dresden, which was sold to the public about two weeks ago. The new headquarters have moved to a different location to maximize output and efficiency.

Transparency
Now, let’s talk about transparency within AHG. In the past, I didn’t publish many figures, but it’s time to show you that we at AHG are fully committed to transparency with our investors. With the sale of all 400 shares at 2g each, we raised an estimated 800g. This capital has been reinvested into various assets, such as local currencies and companies.

Here’s a breakdown:
2x Q5 Companies and 1x Q3 Company—valued at over 800g in total.
Local currencies and items—worth an additional 30g conservatively. Our bank balance currently holds around 63g. Using this data, we can calculate the estimated value of each share:
X = Value of companies
Y = Liquidity in items
 Z = Liquidity in gold

(X + Y + Z) / A = g/share

Applying this to AHG:

(800 + 30 + 63) / 499 = 1.78g/share

While the current share price is about 11% below our target, we’re confident it will rise soon. This calculation reflects the status as of 19:13 (UTC+0), 24.10.2024. We remain committed to meeting shareholder expectations and are actively working to raise the share price back to 2g/share.

Dividends, however, are calculated using a different method. We anticipate distributing dividends soon, once the companies demonstrate consistent performance. Here’s a simple formula:

X = Share price
Y = Dividend percentage
Z = Number of shares

(X * Y) * Z = ( )g

 For example, if the share price is 2g and the dividend rate is 10%, then for 20 shares: 

(2 * 10%) * 20 = 4g

Please note that this is just an example and does not reflect the final dividend payout.

Well, that’s all for today’s issue! Stay tuned for more exciting updates as AHG continues to grow. If you have any questions or topics you’d like us to address, feel free to reach out—we’d be happy to answer them in the next issue!

- Misaka, the founder of the Atlas Holding Group.