Here at mO=On, not only do we have an idea for an innovative solution addressing one of the prominent issues in space travel, we also have a well thought out business plan that ensures our costs are well covered by our revenue.
As part of our business, we're looking to form partnerships with space agencies, our targeted initial customers.
In exchange for lower prices on our products, we hope to be able to secure a standby rocket.
This will guarantee us a secure and robust method to transport our equipment to the Moon and take trips for maintenance.
Within the partnership we also hope to exchange skills between our team and other astronauts within the agency.
With this collaboration we'll be able to assemble and hire a trained crew specialising in all essential fields who can then help monitor our facilities.
Our projected startup cost is about $12.4 billion, with our startup funding invested in several areas including but not limited to:
Our main stream of revenue comes from selling oxygen to lunar settlements.
Selling liquid oxygen and hydrogen as rocket fuel, despite being a more competitive field, will also be an important source of income in our business.
By Year 5, as part of the planned expansion of our business, we will also be selling canister adaptors as another income stream.
As an investor, you can expect to be paid back 7.66 times your initial investment in 7 years.
Investors will also have the opportunity to receive a 22% share of our company's profits.
In order to organise our business into development stages, we have come up with 5 phases for our first 7 years of development.
