Ann: Quarterly Report & Cashflow, page-66

"if they hit something they really like whilst drilling, they will probably go into a trading halt and get a sampling tool in there and HOPFULLY a sample to surface."

It would be unusual to stop drilling and then go straight in with a formation test tool. If this is the plan then you'd have been better running an LWD formation tester with your LWD.

Running a wireline formation test tool without a first run with GR/Res etc presents problems with depth control for the formation tester. Without a wireline GR log in front of you all you have is an LWD log which is drillers depth not wireline depth. The depth difference can be metres....enough to be a problem when aiming to test a thin sand or getting an accurate gradient.

They'd be better off opening up a considerable section of the Lower Angwa and then running a super combo run followed by the formation test tool. Unfortunately formation test tools aren't combinable with other tools so they need to be run as separate runs.