I think taw and Amal stock movements are by and large controlled by cannacord. If we remember back to GMM and GXY there was a merge around the time of production, well my guess is that a similar situation will evolve here between AMAL and TAW. I'd propose that a split is agreed perhaps 60:40 in favour of TAW as we have more assets (and "smarts" if I'm allowed to get away with using that term loosely). AMAL remains on sgx but as a secondary listing whilst TAW is prinary listing on asx.
One combined balance sheet and obvious cost savings, decision making is easier, and a 100% owned company that large funds and institutions will easily be able to compare to the likes of GXY etc.
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