smh article, page-3

I find it hard to believe that BBI wouldn't be able to sell DBCT (and for a reasonable price to boot), but in the event that they can't they could always sell their 26% interest in NGPL and they might be able to sell their remaining stake in Powerco as well in order to relieve some of the financial strain on the company.

There is also a lot of uneasiness about the state of BBI amongst those in WA who want WNR to be under the control of a more financially stable entity, opening the door for a full sale in the event of continuing or worsening weakness in BBI. BBI might indicate that a sell down or full sale of WNR is a long way off if it happens at all, but the powers that be are getting itchy feet and won't be acting after the event because of the affect BBI's potential problems will have on all the businesses that rely on WNR. WNR is a great asset with significant future growth potential so hopefully it won't come to that however.

In the event that DBCT, PDP and BBI Eurports cannot be sold down to the desired level if not sold off completely, it doesn't necessarily mean curtains for the company, not yet anyway.