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Corrado-

We think this makes sense but in your draft we would look at the non-refundable deposit being a much smaller number - definitely no more than $5m. We think there will be an appetite for a large project but we should get them in at a small deposit initially. Go ahead and draft and we can give you any additional feedback once you send it to us.

Best,

Eric


Eric D. Schwerin
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> On Feb 18, 2015, at 9:02 AM, Corrado Cusano <corrado.cusano@medtag.net> wrote:
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> Dear Hunter and Eric,
> we are working on an executive summary
> with more details.
> This document could be an annex of a first agreement with the people there.
> Maybe the procedure could be:
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> 1) we could sign an mou and another short contract where Medtag will be obliged to give them in a couple of months an executive project (after a deep discussion with them, infact we need to know where will be the facility, how big will be, the kind of research projects they will prefer).
> 2) at the signing of this agreement they will make a down payment non refondable to medtag (30mln? Maybe less. You know better than us the right figures. It's enough also a small payment 5?). And they will be engaged.
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> Please let me know your thoughts so we can work on this papers to be ready to go to Astana.
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> I'm available anytime to discuss on it.
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> Thanks and regards
> Corrado
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