To be fair NRW have already bailed out GCY once before.
This break in partnership now looks mutually beneficial.
NRW get their money and GCY can negotiate a more competitive mining contractor rate.
It's hard to negotiate a position when the leverage is so heavily skewed towards the contractor (NRW is GCYs largest creditor and their 2nd largest holder).
Don't quote me on this but I don't think NRW even have an underground mining division?
Irreconcilable differences!
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