Yes, bargain price is right. Did they want to set the price...

Yes, bargain price is right. Did they want to set the price before any increases associated with taking the MoU to binding? Obviously I haven't seen the MoU but as it is non-binding, I would have thought the price for buy in would be non-binding too? Unless there was a benefit for RNU to stick to it...This suggests to me is a pathway to binding with milestones etc, if they are met then POSCO gets the good price and RNU gets the money. Just a guess, but... in six months say, why else would RNU say fine we'll accept an offer based upon the price 6 months ago? I would think this suggests a firmer agreement and a shorter timescale for agreement, depending on milestones.