I was going to reply about that comparison too, just didn't have that time yesterday.

. I think it's unfair to compare the values of some foundations (or Community Interest Companies) with those of a company. There's a huge difference. Foundations have alot more leeway, they can be alot more ideological. They don't have the same primary goals than companies: to create profits for their shareholders. They are not held responsible to some third parties that absolute demand for their investment for you to pay off.

I think I'm going to post the other part of my post later, I have a lot in mind about this subject. Actually I think this discussion is fascinating and raises a lot of thoughts.