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>on the scale for the first half of that.. I think your math is wrong. The denominators vary for the different percents. (Edit: nope, mine was.)

• ianferrel 7y ago
  Can you explain what I'm doing wrong? Softbank buys 20% of their Japan space, so in order to get to 40+% they just need to find institutional investors for another 20+%? The denominator for both is "capacity at Japan office"
  • kdmccormick 7y ago
    I think your math depends on all the office space being occupied (so that $total_customers == $office_space). Maybe that's what GP is pointing out. That doesn't really affect your original point though.
    • ianferrel 7y ago
      Ah, you are correct. I think it actually strengthens my point, right? If Softbank is renting 20% of space, and less than 100% of space is rented, then they count for more than 20% of the customer base being institutional.
      • kdmccormick 7y ago
        Sounds right to me!
  • jaredsohn 7y ago
    Never mind; my math was wrong. It looks like they just need 25% of remaining office space to be institutional to hit that (20 of 80).