0:24
Bert Stedman
47:50 - 48:15
"we need to look at that. Mr. Chairman, and then get into more discussion on the dilution issue, the equity dilution issue, which the state would be facing as a residual owner right now at 25% with no equity participation coming into the project yet from, from a third party."
“we need to look at that. Mr. Chairman, and then get into more discussion on the dilution issue, the equity dilution issue, which the state would be facing as a residual owner right now at 25% with no equity participation coming into the project yet from, from a third party.”
- Speaker
- Bert Stedman
- Timestamp
- 47:50 – 48:15
- Source
- SFIN-260527-0900
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- May 27, 2026
From the transcript
So I think at some point when we get into this over the next several days, we need to look at that. Mr. Chairman, and then get into more discussion on the dilution issue, the equity dilution issue, which the state would be facing as a residual owner right now at 25% with no equity participation coming into the project yet from, from a third party.
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