the mother of all bounces on asx will be gip, page-11

I don't see the IFC as being overly concerned, Rob. They've got plenty on to keep themselves occupied and their initial support is what enabled GIP to get a foot on the ladder in the first place. In the end, if GIP gets its finance elsewhere, the IFC will have enabled a useful and viable project without having to outlay much at all and that would have to be a satisfactory outcome for them. JT has been at pains, over the years, to point out that IFC can still contribute to the final mix of finance/equity, so that doesn't seem to indicate any sort of falling out.