more bad press for qgc/bg, page-13

"The buyers for ESG know about ESG's benefits - the land access deal with the State Government, the lack of fraccing, the huge resource, the LNG and power-gen market ... these things are not lost on the major energy companies. They are the market. And as long as ESG have multi-party interest and defensive plans in place, the low share price does not necessarily threaten them.

I am sure, when ESG want to bring on action, they will be out there spreading the message, talking up the company and making deals that will provoke a response. In the meantime, let's get the data from Tintsfield and get the reserves certified. No need to start anything just yet."

YAQ,

And in the meantime, we (ESG) are tarred with the same brush as the bad ones. So, no one wants to buy our shares for fears of what could be happening with the CSG Industry, and we, as shareholders, are suffering the consequences with a drop in the sp.

Yaqona, it happens that I agree with what PP put forward. We have to distance ourselves from the bad guys.

Buddy