A $785M countertrade contract for ASSET RECOVERy.

One of our clients (a fortune 500 company) had an excess inventory for which their cost was $785 million, and they received offers from potential buyers only as high as $350 million. They were unwilling to take a $435 million loss, so they engaged the services of WTE to recover the total value of the assets. WTE structured and facilitated a $785 million countertrade contract for the company. The company was paid $785 million within 24 hours for the inventory in exchange for them placing a pre-determined portion of their upcoming expenditure through WTE.

A $567M COUNTERTRADE CONTRACT FOR A REAL ESTATE PORTFOLIO.

One of our client’s corporate real estate portfolio values has been dramatically depressed by a downturned economy due to the coronavirus pandemic. An office tower building they own was no longer needed. It had a book value of $567 million, but they couldn’t find a buyer to buy it for more than $200 million in the current market. The underperforming asset was adversely affecting their cash flow and expense budget. WTE initiated, structured, and facilitated a $567 million countertrade contract for the company. Based on the countertrade contract, WTE purchased the client’s assets at its original book value of $567 million, thus allowing them to avoid a corresponding $367 million loss and writedown.

A $2.53B COUNTERTRADE CONTRACT FOR SURPLUS ASSET.

Our client is a multinational energy corporation operating in more than 180 countries. To improve efficiencies and generate capital to fuel its core business, the company engaged the services of WTE to sell its wide range of surplus assets, including drilling equipment, oil rigs, and office furniture. WTE initiated, structured, and facilitated a $2.53 billion countertrade contract for the company. Based on the countertrade contract, WTE paid them the full $2.53 billion for the surplus assets in exchange for them placing a pre-determined portion of their upcoming expenditure through WTE.
$1.3B WORTH OF EXCESS INVENTORY SOLD IN 24 HOURS WITHOUT ADVERTISING.
An industrial products manufacturer sold off excess inventory worth $1.3B in 24 hours via WTE without marketing or advertising any product.