IMO, she's wedged between her Chinese and Japanese and Korean partners
who, between them own 30% of the company.
With trade relations being strained between China and Japan she's likely
having board meeting that are even more difficult than meetings with her family;
if that's possible!
IMO, she'll probably play the Chinese against the Japanese until she lands
an outright sale with a side kicker on volume similar to her Rio commission deal.
(As such, there would be less capital gains tax up front.).
