It proves my thesis correct, that both sets of shareholders were unhappy with the terms of the merger, which means it was probably about right. And even if we were 0.9% down in the final ratio (see: https://s t o c k h e a d.com.au/resources/monsters-of-rock-lithium-merger-of-equals-not-a-great-deal-for-allkem-shareholders-say-analysts/ where they suggested 57% was closer instead of 56.1%) then the advantages of being a medium-sized fish (but still the third largest in the world) in the huge NYSE pond will far outweigh the disadvantages.After COMEX approval "there apparently is a whole batch of other permits required before construction can commence, but my understanding is that those are more procedural". From my understanding that would be correct, I assume they would be the equivalent of building permits, which I believe is all about getting your engineering drawings and calculations submitted to an independent building inspector (or the equivalent for a mine).
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