Evens, whichever way you look at this it is positive for Mmx. As I have said before we are in a strong position with our DSO and infra project, cash in the bank and Mitstu backing while everyone else falls around us. Now more than ever Sino will be forced to consider merging and maybe it will be on our terms. And with 49% all they need is 2% from another shareholder, which could even be Yilgarn. Don't they still hold Mmx? I think this will all have played out before the state and federal government have made their decision on funding for the port and Mmx have signed the deal by March because it seems that the state government will be waiting to see if Sino get involved to satisfy the Chinese involvement in the infra project. "He who laughs last laughs loudest."
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