I don't believe "indefinitely" in the literal sense
Commodity cycles have in the past had low periods of many years
Can santos survive if "many" is 5 years or more
How many years of low prices will result in oil company capitulation from hope to acceptance of low prices for longer
Remember the "stronger for longer" mantra of the boom times
Implicit in that booster statement was still acceptance of the reality of commodity cycles
Resource companies know this so I would ask what risk management planning is santos undertaking?
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