When a Coup is NOT a coup - and why?, page-63

I think things are still way too uncertain for MYL to come out saying much of anything.

I suspect that given the militaries stated position of attempting to promote all existing and future foreign investment (boy, the military are more naive than a few of the posters in here!) there is likely already engagement with MYL but think about it.

There are massive shutdowns of bureaucracy because the civilian workforce is on strike against the military.
The military have the guns, but not much else. It's a fraught situation for all sides and it would be a fraught situation for MYL as well. Not a peep and keep a low profile until more is certain would be my strategy. No matter what they say at the moment there is a real probability they will be wrong.

How can MYL keep their shareholders informed when they themselves are not sure who is running the country?

Suspension for a bit longer is my prediction. (and my desire)