The last I heard was that Linc was not intending to change commitments made by Sapex with the overider that they would review all such commitments. My view is that it would be to Linc's advantage to add value to it's acerage in SA which is extensive and not only could it not use that much coal in the near future but if indeed it needed to in 10 to 20yrs time it could go over ground that has been degassed. I would guess the farmin would still be on as it would be minimal cost and a lot of advantage to Linc. When it would happen I don't know as both companies have a lot on their plates atm.
Porker
ESG Price at posting:
45.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
