If CXO have not been able to fulfil their offtake contracts then why would they be selling spod
at reduced spot prices. That scenario just does not add up imho. My take on it is that the realised
price being only $648 per tonne is because the average price is diluted by the amount of fines that were
shipped during the period. Cheers.
If CXO have not been able to fulfil their offtake contracts then...
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