They do maintain their own RPMs - but they also offer support for CentOS / RHEL for customers who use SUSE and RHEL. Their hand me be somewhat forced, as they have to continue to fulfill these contracts.
That I look forward to, if they can make SELinux and cockpit work flawlessly I'm finally going to have the perfect distro I ever wanted (although I'll admit I'm not sure if NetworkManager vs SUSE own network manager is better).
I'm going to stop paying my taxes, because some other people also do not do it. If the IRS goes after me, it's discrimination, because they could've gone after someone else instead :)