Would the Malay gov waste time and money with a working group - that is working with Lynas bear in mind - if they were going to continue down the hardline path of complete removal?
If they were, I can see the sept deadline being dropped in favour of an x, y and z amounts gone by a, b and c dates type timeline schedule, compliance with which would allow renewal of the operating licence.
I don't see even this scenario needing a committee set up. I think the science is out there and someone in charge has seen the light that they really can't ignore it anymore and do so would be catastrophic for international business investment.
IMO, it is this sort of scenario in play that allows the directors the confidence to buy without 'knowing anything' that would lead to insider trading.
Thoughts?
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