Ferro have two options in mind imo.
1. Stretch out the uncertainty for as long as possible in the hope of coming to some arrangement with ADO that earns them a piece of the pie.
2. An outright win in court which their legal advisers have more than likely given their opinion on.
If that opinion states that an outright win is unlikely, then option 1 will be their desired outcome.
If so, then how long can Ferro screw with ADO in the legal system with appeals and other legal actions?
Anyone with an understanding of this, please comment.
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