RE:TOOM
You make valid points. Sibanye seems to me to be torn between the options. They don't want another major to gobble this up on the cheap, but to do that, they have to buy in back to 51%. They also don't want to be an operator & the constructor, reading their past statements. It's not for lack of information Sibanye is stalling, they know everything needed to know about the economics for a long time. It seems to me Sibanye has communicated a generous complete buyout is still possible to keep this playing out for as long as possible. If you already know what you are going to do, why stall, there's no economic benefit. Me thinks other majors want a chance to buy in to this & that is one thing Sibanye cannot stomach. Our team is not to blame for dragging this out as long as possible.