Not wanting to place a damper on your enthusiasm but but but the word “soon” as used in your sentence may be a tad misleading. The word “soon” can be defined as being, near imminent. For example, I’ll be there soon, say five minutes.
Gas it their focus, this commodity shall require a pipeline and more exploration, the pipeline commenced today, another six (6) months to go before end of 1st quarter is completed, a far cry from the word “soon”
Production needs to commence but but but, drilling at Georgina basin is nowhere near “soon”, in fact the rig is still mobilizing with an anticipated commencement of next hole sometime next week, the drilling with take 60 days, a far cry from the word “soon”
Unfortunately and unless a mighty big JV for the oil is done, this Coy will need to rattle the tin for their 20 (million) plus for the financial commitments of both JV’s, meaning SP will be placed under further pressure, a far cry from the word “soon”
How about use the word, concerning
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