All very intriguing Aj!
SBN of course outsources its Australia-based management functions to Tunberry.
So Tunberry may have been in China in that capacity.
But probably not. The MOU was signed by three parties - SiYi,SBL (ie SBN's fully owned subsidiary) and Tunberry.
But - up til now - the JV was between SiYi and SBL. Now we have a third player (3 signed the agreement) - Tunberry.
Tunberry wears 2 hats. It provides ofice services for SBN and is also a funds manager - in its own right - that specialises in small cap companies.
The question is - was Jim Hallam there for SBN or for Tunberry?
Could well be the latter - in terms of strategic negotiations around capital injections etc.
Most intriguing!
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