Hi Mozart,
Precisely why they would want Brockman, that is no debt, cash, no pressure to develop the resource in the near term at low demand cycle just to cover the debt that applies to debt ridden miners. I can see the Chinese paying up to $3 for the resource now but if key holders dont crumble they will fail. Any good news on the issues you and others have outlined will see the sp jump and it would be more likely that BHP could become a very interested party. location and concentration of the Brockman resource makes it a very desirable proposition. We dont have to sell for peanuts as unlike OZL etc there are no banks to lean on BRM.
cheers and good luck to Brockman holders.
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