I would like to point out that they never formally tabled an offer. These were expressions of interest. The final expression of interest that was discussed at the meeting on June 21, which I attended at their headquarters in Tennessee, included a value for the refinery that was probably around $110 million. There were other offers on the table for our wholesale business and potentially our retail business, although they never made a formal expression of offer to value our retail business.
In the offer for the refinery and for the wholesale business--and I'd like to state, Mr. Chair, that on two occasions we asked Delek, would you buy the refinery alone, and on both occasions they said they would not. So the offer they had discussed with us initially was for the refinery and for our wholesale business. If I look at the financing for that, the discussions, by the time they had increased their offer—all of the increases in their offer, by the way, were increases, apparently, in moneys coming from government entities or pseudo-government entities—these increases still did not reach $150 million to $200 million for the refinery alone.