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Hi Modula,
Always happy to consider your opinion.
Normally, a company's share price has no relevance to a farmin deal.A farminee is primarily interested in the oil and gas reserves that would come with the deal.Some farminees may want to participate in the development of BRU's reserves, and others may want to go even further and do what so many Japanese and Chinese companies have done already in Australia and sign up to oil/gas sales agreements , (as well as farming in.)
A company's share price would only be relevant if BRU was going to do a large share placement as a part of a deal.This is not necessary in BRU's case and extremely unlikely.