RE: Suspension anniversary19 May 2026 17:30
Drinky,
If everything was as rosy as those tinted glasses make it appear, then a deal would have been easy to strike, but it is not the case, they technically defaulted, under what we’re generous terms, and failed at the very first hurdle, and here we are, a YEAR down the road and still they cannot get it closed out.
Regardless of the extra gains from global issues related to conflict, it clearly is struggling to demonstrate stable ability to satisfy any deal proposal.
It will get done but the creditors will control all of this going forward and this shower will basically end up handing most of any revenue over, leaving enough to keep them employed, the retail sector is of no concern to the creditors, thus it will leave nowt of note and it will likely result in stagnation