07-23-2012, 12:55 AM
Turns out Tiger is still alive
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Can election go too well?
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07-23-2012, 12:55 AM
Turns out Tiger is still alive
07-23-2012, 01:24 AM
'Bobby' pid='7093' datel Wrote:exxon island; where is janine when we need her? boy I hope all of these mysteries are revealed at some point. checking on dates right now for a GABP reunion tour next month. who is in? Count me in for GABP
07-23-2012, 02:22 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-23-2012, 04:14 AM by efi426hemi.)
(07-23-2012, 12:40 AM)Bobby Wrote: sageo I did not mean that someone would offer more for the company later. I meant that the aggregate sum of 1) the up front sell downs, 2) our revenue from condensates, 3) our revenue from Elk/Antelope from IOC's portion that wasn't sold, 4) future sell downs from soon-to-be developed prospects, and 5) off take arrangements would be a greater number than even an attractive offer now for the whole company. Bobby Tiger is dead after triple bogey getting stuck in bunker. should have taken unplayable lie.Bobby- Sorry I wasn't very clear before. I agree completely with your points ( 1-5 ) !!! 1000 % !!! sage
07-23-2012, 04:21 AM
Bam, welcome to the party.
Agree with others, there is no way Phil et al can even think about pulling off a "no major" deal. It's a given that it's do or die and croaking is not an option. Also agree with Pet and others that they will not sell off 100% of PRL15. It's likely to be in the 25-32.5% range for many reasons. These companies need to spread risk, not concentrate it and PNG is at this point still pretty high risk. On election; there's no way it's going to be too easy. Just looked at most recent results and O'Neill's party has 9 declared seats and is leading in just 15 more. Between Polye and Nama's parties they total the same 24. It will be a dogfight to form a coalition. And Bobby, I'm in for GABP II. Schedule is kind of tight but will do whatever I can to make it happen. Reds probably won't let us near any slider stations this year! |
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