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    The document analyzes and compares data from Kendrick Construction, Corey Construction, and industry averages related to revenue, feet driven, pads used, hours worked, and costs. Kendrick had total revenue of $225,000 driving 15,000 feet using conventional pads. Corey had $324,000 revenue driving 12,000 feet using some conventional and some improved CMI pads. Industry averages show $274,500 revenue driving 13,500 feet. CMI pad use resulted in savings of $22,562 to $48,242 compared to conventional pads, or 6.96-10.03% of total revenue.

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    The document analyzes and compares data from Kendrick Construction, Corey Construction, and industry averages related to revenue, feet driven, pads used, hours worked, and costs. Kendrick had total revenue of $225,000 driving 15,000 feet using conventional pads. Corey had $324,000 revenue driving 12,000 feet using some conventional and some improved CMI pads. Industry averages show $274,500 revenue driving 13,500 feet. CMI pad use resulted in savings of $22,562 to $48,242 compared to conventional pads, or 6.96-10.03% of total revenue.

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    Curled Metal Price

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    The document analyzes and compares data from Kendrick Construction, Corey Construction, and industry averages related to revenue, feet driven, pads used, hours worked, and costs. Kendrick had total revenue of $225,000 driving 15,000 feet using conventional pads. Corey had $324,000 revenue driving 12,000 feet using some conventional and some improved CMI pads. Industry averages show $274,500 revenue driving 13,500 feet. CMI pad use resulted in savings of $22,562 to $48,242 compared to conventional pads, or 6.96-10.03% of total revenue.

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    Exhibit 1 Analysis of Kendrick, Corey and the average values (used for the price determination)

    Total revenue

    Kendrick

    Corey Construction

    Average

    $225.000,00

    $324.000,00

    $274.500,00

    Total feet driven

    15000

    12000

    $13.500,00

    Revenue per foot

    $15,00

    $27,00

    $21,00

    Convential pads
    Total pads used

    CMI Pads

    Convential pads

    CMI Pads

    Convential pads

    CMI Pads

    480

    600

    540

    5,5

    31,25

    2500

    20

    2400

    25,625

    2450

    Total time in change (in m)

    400

    1000

    700

    Total hours (no downtime)

    100

    75

    75

    60

    87,5

    67,5

    Total hours (with downtime)

    107

    75

    92

    60

    99

    68

    Average feet per hour

    141

    200

    131

    200

    136

    200

    $150,00

    $120,00

    $135,00

    $6,25

    $10,00

    $8,13

    Foot per pad

    Total cost per set


    Total cost per pad
    Total cost per foot driven

    $0,24

    $0,12

    $0,18

    $3.000,00

    $6.000,00

    $4.500,00

    $76.160,00

    $53.597,60

    $65.450,00

    $42.887,60

    $70.805,00

    $48.242,60

    Total savings (regarding hourly costs)

    $22.562,40

    $22.562,40

    $22.562,40

    Savings per foot driven (regarding hourly costs)

    $1,50

    $1,88

    $1,69

    Total pad cost


    Total hourly costs *1

    Savings using CMI (regarding hourly costs - % total revenue)


    10,03%
    6,96%
    0
    8,50%
    *1 Hourly costs do not take into consideration hidden costs as it is clearly stated that these costs are not connected with driving or changing pad time. Values use ([1] Table A, Average Cost per
    Real hour)

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