How are things in the Sigmas lately? I hope all is well.

You'll have to excuse me as my time is rather limited, yet more defence initiatives to talk out, so I'll jump straight to business.

In support of ICMG's Director of Defence, Comrade Jeffrey Parker, and his recent technology request for a small wing of Kaichou T-493-B bombers to enable us to step up operations in and around Orkney, we offer one of the following arrangements which should be on your screen now:

Quote:1) In gratitude for FIVE Kaichou bombers (costs for production will be paid in addition to this offer):

• For the first month: A subsidy of $400pu for H-fuel supplies delivered to Orkney, up to a limit of 75,000 units ($30,000,000 in total). A subsidy of $200pu thereafter, for up to an additional 75,000 units.
  
• After the first month: A subsidy of $200pu thereafter, for up to 50,000 units per month. ICMG may withdraw this part of the offer in the event of unforeseen future circumstances.
  
• A discount of $400pu on purchases of Niobium ore. Price fixed at $2,800pu for GMG| tagged vessels. (~35% of it's price at New Berlin. Works out as $14million for 5,000 units.)
  

2) In gratitude for four Kaichou bombers (costs for production will be paid in addition to this offer):

• For the first month: A subsidy of $200pu for H-fuel supplies brought to Dounby, up to 150,000 units in the first month.
  
• After the first month: A subsidy of $200pu thereafter, for up to 50,000 units per month. ICMG may withdraw this part of the offer in the event of unforeseen future circumstances.
  
• GMG may purchase ore at $3,200pu (~40% of it's sale price at New Berlin. Which works out as $16million for 5,000 units)
  

Sorry for driving such a hard bargain to get that fifth Kaichou, but I cannot stress how much it is needed. I believe the first offer is the most beneficial to both the GMG and the ICMG. Hopefully, if GMG is keen to transport a little ore for us on their trip back this should be a long-term, sustainable and mutually beneficial arrangement.