This is a ridiculous take. Shareholders can't simply vote out away an offtake agreement.
If it went into administration, that's a different story. However:
- SYA will still generate attractive profits from NAL as it is - so I doubt it's heading down the path of administration
- If that happened, we as SYA have much bigger problems to deal with (i.e. our investment has turned to dust).
This is a ridiculous take. Shareholders can't simply vote out...
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