RE:RE:RE:Cobalt up, Ni up, fertilizer up, Sherritt down I agree as well, although a big part of the problem is likely the inconsistent/unreliable nature of payments from Cuba (stating the obvious, I know). At current prices, it wouldn't take much longer to firm up S's balance sheet. But only if they receive payment of $ owed.
JMO: Under current US sanctions, it is extremely difficult for the Cuban government to pay in currencies other than their own. A mountain of Cuban pesos doesn't do much good for S. maybe S should negotiate a new framework under which they can collect more of the AP owing?
Thoughts?
mas75