Genuinely curious but have they historically held over 3/5 of their market cap in cash (and receivables) and with the iron ore price at $125+ (plus the premiums) and traded at the current share price? I recall 2 years ago when the IO price was a similar level cash levels were close to half the market cap and the share price was about 70c+. I don't really see why it this shouldn't be a 60c stock at the moment. I guess we'll know more next week.
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