Hi Gimpooo well I was right in respect that all Sino are interested in is getting their grubby little hands on one of our austrlian companies well even so they can get 90% I dont think MMX will give up their part.
So where does that place us well I for one agree that it would be most unlikely that the gov would then hand over the infrastructure to Yilgarn.
Now I believe MIS SP could take a dip as there is nowhere for them to go really especially since there is lttle chance of them getting the port and rail now, must be very frustrating for MIS directors who have the copany's interest and smaller shareholders interests at heart. Chinese Gov Co Sino will now get some cheap IO,
MMX will get infrastructure, SP will start climbing and MMX will now start looking at their neighbours or other t/o targets nothing but good times ahead now. At least we wont have this discussion anymore re the merger lol thankyou.
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