yanzhou may only want the ashton mine, page-7

its not just that the directors have over 30% of the shares the top 20 shares holders have over 90% for a breakup see my post felix hard to buy. ACMI bought over 19% at $5.00 a share and could of sold out at above $15.00 when the sp was above @20.00 but have not.They are probaly in it for strategic fit of some sort although i cant see what. In about five months of world heavy weights going through the company not one of the 20 has broken ranks and negotiated separatley mind you there may have been no point for the buyer moving into such an arraingement The entire sp rise is driven by speculative forces based on an australian financial review article of questionable accuracy in that it did not cover the difficulty of buying the company and its claim that a price had been made has not been confirmed by Felix or the chinese as far as I am aware
It may turn out to be a classic case of research is best