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Originally posted by Garant
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One part of this interview was really very exciting because it was about the general valuation criteria in the various development phases of a company. He said the following:That's why I stick to my opinion: the longer RIO TINTO hesitates with a takeover offer, the more expensive it will be for them in the end - and conversely, of course, the more profitable it will be for us shareholders. But as long as the tax framework and tax deductions with Malawi have not yet been finalized, RIO TINTO will certainly not make a takeover offer. Perhaps you should ask SVM whether there is an approximate timeline in which you expect the government to announce this necessary information.
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That's a nice little interview there, great summary of the value on offer "it's like buying a $600k apartment with a rental income of $400k per year for at least the next 20 years" to paraphrase it
(20min delay)