It’s a relationship that works very well. We have, actually, the vice-chairman sits on the board of Nickel Mines, so there’s a very good alignment there and as I said, we’re unique in that we’re that sort of western-facing capital markets vehicle that is able to fund and be involved in the tremendous growth that Tsingshan is undertaking in terms of nickel production.
That's the best explanation I've seen, of what's in the relationship for Tsingshan. All part of China's focus on forging mutually beneficial relationships with other actors in the world.
Not quite Belt and Road, but similar anthropological impulse.
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