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Jeff,
Under separate cover I will be introducing you to our Executive Director at
Burisma to initiate access to the dataroom. I will mention the dataroom
access cost in the email which I have done so verbally. We will also
suggest additional line items from your budget outline in the coming weeks;
most likely following the meetings on the 26th and 27th in Mexico City with
PEMEX, Vuk and Burisma Shareholder. I arrived back from Beijing this
afternoon and tried you. Let's connect by phone over the weekend.
Very Best,
Devon

On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 1:41 PM, Jeff Cooper <jcooper@ocho.com> wrote:

> Guys,
> After looking through the preliminary information regarding number of
> documents/pages in the data room, it seems that a rough budget will be
> approximately $800k. Included in that approximate number is the following:
> $400k data room access payment;
> $100k for 10 translators for 30 full days;
> $250k for Mexican and American attys to review the data room documents,
> form corporate entities and draft structure documents, draft
> confidentiality documents and data review procedures, be on site for any
> legal issues that may (WILL) arise during the doc review, provide
> communication with the Ministry of Energy and Pemex (along with Miguel) and
> generally give us cover throughout the process;
> $50k in travel, lodging.
>
> I think the estimate is on the high end, but I would rather do that than
> have to go back for more funds part-way through the review. I believe the
> true budget to be between 650-700k, but I built in the excess because it IS
> MEXICO and you never know what we are going to encounter along the way.
> Jeff
>
>
>
> Jeffrey Cooper
> Founder and Chairman, Eudora Global
> Disclaimer: Generally I only check email once per day so please do not be
> offended if my response isn't immediate.
>