The valuation on a market price of its underlying assets would on todays prices be higher I get a figure closer to $15.5.
However 67.8% of that valuation relates to New Hope so you have to evaluate whether you are happy with New Hope and its share price. However if you are happy there than this is a cheap entry.
You are correct that at $11.00 you are only paying for the New Hope asset and as it comprises virtually 68% of total assets it also means that you should seriously consider this entry point rather than New Hope.
The big question is what is SOL going to do with the big New Hope div when they receive it.
Do your own research
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