Exactly. You don't get rich to have problems. He's got his. Job done. And to his credit and the Team that made it happen. Not many folks can say the same about building a new car.Don't annoy Sir Jim too much! He has his grenadier. Probably more than one. He might get the idea of scrapping the whole project. He can do without waive the invested money.
Negotiations can take time, and are often conducted in secret.My concern is the longer this unsolved issue drags on, Ineos may decide that IA is not a core business and their skill sets are not suited to the automotive business. And IA is sold off as is for an established vehicle manufacturer to deliver.
My concern would, be the longer it goes on the more it becomes part of Corporate Culture. Be that around communication or delivery.
Imagine they can go 3 months more without delivering. Then maybe shoot for 6 more after. Then, "who ever said we were going to deliver cars ?".
I mean seriously, has IA ever really said the plan was to actually deliver cars to regular, end customers ?
As for the whining, whinging etc monikers dished out here, that does surprises me. I'm sorry, we're a comminuty why, again ?