My former colleague, who is the COO at Ferris, just informed me that they are looking...

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My former colleague, who is the COO at Ferris, just informed me that they are looking to sell excess capacity. This usually indicates lagging sales and a company's need for additional cash. Ferris wants to sell 100 units (x1000) of capacity used for the Fist product line. Each unit of capacity is worth $5 plus $3 per the automation rating. I also know that Ferris is offering a 38.2% discount on capacity purchase. I'm looking to assess the impact of selling this excess capacity on Ferris, as our products often compete with theirs. Could you tell me how much Ferris would receive when the capacity is sold? Sincerely, My former colleague, who is the COO at Ferris, just informed me that they are looking to sell excess capacity. This usually indicates lagging sales and a company's need for additional cash. Ferris wants to sell 100 units (x1000) of capacity used for the Fist product line. Each unit of capacity is worth $5 plus $3 per the automation rating. I also know that Ferris is offering a 38.2% discount on capacity purchase. I'm looking to assess the impact of selling this excess capacity on Ferris, as our products often compete with theirs. Could you tell me how much Ferris would receive when the capacity is sold? Sincerely,

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