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In my opinion:

I think that was a bad choice in bought equipment. Do more research first, why are you bulk buying dual chip boards when their are more than 1 quad core products in the market. These Quad-core ones are more cost effective I'll give an example of the one I know best.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=78239.0

Buying a bulk order from Enterpoint, even taking into account shipping/duty costs which I'd imagine could add up abit ($500-1k) since your costs are based in US dollars, you can get the Cairnsmore1 (reporting over 800Mhash/s each) for $768 dollars when you bulk order them in the region of 50-99 of them. Just getting 50 of them would cost you less ($38.4k) and net you a higher Ghash/s (40Gh/s). The Artic silver and usb cables are unnecessary, at least with the cairnsmore1, they are already setup and provided.

With the amount of FPGA's you'll be getting you'll need a lot more PSU's or more powerful ones, you massively under-estimated how many you'll need in my opinion, since for one I'm not sure you can power them all, and even if you could your forgetting about having enough cables and spreading load appropriately . Also if you going to be getting that many FPGA's spend the extra money and get yourself a 4 x 1200+ watt modular PSU's Gold/Plat level ($300 x4), the Cairnsmore1 can use both molex and a 6pin from the PSU.
Don't forget you are going to need at least a powerful dedicated computer to handle the management of all these, not like you'd be able to run these off a simple atom processor, or a machine doing anything else, you are asking it to handle in the order of 200 spartan chips. Maybe consider 2 computers to handle this, after all you got enough PSU's.

You'd also be better off opting for some big 24 port usb hubs, the kind with big beefy 4amp power bricks, then only using them for 20/24 ports. So you'll need at least 3 of these (example: http://www.usbfever.com/index_eproduct_view.php?products_id=1661)

Don't get me started on the IPO dividend and initial price statements and of course you are selling so many shares it's as if you are selling more than your actual costs of the hardware (Approx 100k US dollars / 10k Btc). It's expensive as hell to be lent money via bitcoins since it seems the community has gotten use to these high % returns, so you don't want to be asking for more investor money than you need. If you can't find a way to front any of it yourself, it's going to cost you so much in the long run it's not worth going this route.
This makes it so you aren't even offering close to what the other mining companies are doing for a FPGA only mining operation which goes from 2.5% to 3.5% a weekly return, you have to see what a 0.7% weekly return looks like. It looks like a really raw deal for the investor, who see you really need to make a double take on your business plan and start again.

Advice to you:

Streamline what you need to be buying for your mining company, by looking into quad-core boards, pretty sure their is a US based provider as well (non-bfl). Most definitely look into re-evaluate all the other hardware you do need and don't. Don't under-estimate the importance of power stability, a good psu and powered hub matter a lot to nearly all FPGA's.

IPO offering, reduce the number of shares and it's price to approximately what you'd be paying for the hardware. Dividends should be at least 2.5%, if you can't do that you won't get any investors interested so you'd just be wasting your time even trying to go this route. Look into getting a business loan (outside of bitcoins) if you don't have the capital, it's the only reason why I think your trying to get $100k via this.