There is certainly different approaches to buying shares in an Australian listed company, and buying part of or a JV of an asset held in another country.
An Australian Govt, cannot dictate who owns an asset in another country, but they can dictate who owns shares of a company listed on their stock market.
If Ganfeng can buy FFX, and not break any condition of the JV, you would think they are seriously looking at it.
Does Ganfeng have an Australian company? If they have then I’m sure they can use that subsidiary to buy FFX.
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