Moonbeam

Manufacturing

THE SITUATION:

You are a member of Moonbeam Manufacturing Company. Moonbeam makes high-tech, high quality circuit boards for customers of many kinds.

Your company currently owns Plots A1, A3, C3 and C4.

A1	A2	A3	A4
B1	B2	B3	B4
C1	C2	C3	C4
D1	D2	D3	D4

Your present high-tech factory installation is located on plot A3. Your company would like to acquire Plot A2, A4 or B3 adjacent to your present factory site, for ease of expansion of the present plant, railroad spur, etc. A4 would be the ideal lot, but A2 and B3 would be acceptable. If possible, you would like to acquire two plots and keep one for possible long term growth. However, management doesn't want a cash drain since it will need a minimum of $100,000 for the plant expansion.

Total assets available for this expansion are $75,000 in cash and plots A1, C3 and C4. You have hopes of raising some money by selling off one or possibly two plots of land. These plots normally sell for $25,000, but perhaps you could get more.

Other companies involved are:

Strongland Investment Company

Modern Homes, Inc.

Maxi Malls, Unlimited

Starting Materials:

-	Deeds to Plots A1, A3, C3 and C4

-	Cash:	(5) $1,000 bills;	(2) $5,000 bills

(2) $10,000 bills;	(2) $20,000 bills

-	Three option forms