IMO it stands to reason FQ has to have a full grasp of what's going on with Inmet and where PTQ is situated in the big picture, unlike Inmet's management did. Whatever FQ might end up paying PTQ for the land use or for a complete PTQ buy-out for that matter would be small potatoes compaired to what they're dropping for Inmet.
FQ has deeper pockets than Inmet and because they do IMO they seem to be more aggresive in going after potential acquistions. My feeling is that if FQ does take out Inmet then they'll most likely want to deal with PTQ sooner rather than later and tie up any future loose ends. JMO
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