I'd say non binding because Minbos will have to do feasibility...

I'd say non binding because Minbos will have to do feasibility studies in order to look at the economics of the further downstream processing to produce nitrogen based fertilisers & explosives etc. I'm sure Talus would have liked a binding agreement.

With the availability of low cost power the PFS/DFS will just confirm the obvious, however it will give costings. This is still a fair way away from becoming reality, however when it all comes together Minbos will be a very big company. The foundations are there.

Amazing how quickly it can be deployed - "in under ~ 12 months".
Astute watchers will have noticed Lindsay had Talus on his Linkedin page some time ago.