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RE: Thinking About the IPI Buy In - Palm - 12-11-2013
That's what I'm talking about, and what I stated elsewhere in this thread. Who's this possibly being peddled to? Sounds like a new multinational O&G company per Duma.
RE: Thinking About the IPI Buy In - jft310 - 12-11-2013
'Palm' pid='33952' dateline='<a href="tel:1386765 Wrote:That's what I'm talking about, and what I stated elsewhere in this thread. Who's this possibly being peddled to? Sounds like a new multinational O&G company per Duma.
Fact there are few times we disagree Palm and today alas we agree. Who ? When? How much?Duma tells the tale.
RE: Thinking About the IPI Buy In - Palm - 12-12-2013
Agree. Hohoho
RE: Thinking About the IPI Buy In - cybersssss - 12-12-2013
In my take there is no benefit for IOC or Total to sell any additional stake of the project at this time. Total has their gas and IOC has their money to drill and do what they do best. Perhaps once drilling begins and the wells are further delineated they will sell additional interest. At that point they can get more money as well. I see that is why the clause was put their.
It makes zero sense for this to be done at this time.
Now if the IPI interest in converted to unrestricted shares then they could sell them as a large block to an interested party. Shell comes to mind.
RE: Thinking About the IPI Buy In - jft310 - 12-12-2013
Cyber that's a possibility . IOC does the conversion owns the interest and sells it at a profit to someone. Lots of other possibilies