Let’s hope larger shareholders (who might accept heavily discounted valuations due to the lack of liquidity and so called ESG nonsense) and the Aus foreign minster doesn’t leave us retail investors high and dry. Unless the convertible notes pay at an interest rate of 30% they can f right off. Fair value easily at least AUD $10+ And with something of such sovereign energy security should never be allow unless some top $ over paying.
News: YAL Yankuang Energy Plans To Increase Shareholdings In Yancoal Australia, page-31
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