They are at the mercy of Cubans even for Moa $ ???Sherritt ended 2021 with cash and cash equivalents of $145.6 million ($78.9 million held by Energas in Cuba), down from $167.4 million at the end of last year ($75 million held by Energas in Cuba). The lower cash position and amount held in Canada were driven by lower energy payments from Cuban partners on account of their reduced access to foreign currency and by the deferral of distributions expected from the Moa JV in the fourth quarter as it assessed the impact of delays in product deliveries on account of flooding in B.C. and congestion at the Vancouver Port in November. In January 2022, Sherritt received $8.1 million as its share of Moa JV distributions.