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Hi Rod178,

An OKAP exit would not be beneficial to shareholders.

With OKAP remaining this would not be beneficial to shareholders (gathering your tone to date).

Please enlighten us all of what is the "beneficial" outcome for shareholders ... should we stay with OKAP or should OKAP be booted out?

I have no doubt that you know of Peter Landau's colorful reputation in Perth and most likely familiar with the reputation of his business associates. I have classified OKAP stocks as pump and dumps only with only one exception for NKP this time around. Now my basis is on the AMED deal going through. Heaven forbid if the deal falls apart.

Agree that the Benweyama is the top issue that NKP and AMED would need to resolve in the short term. Don't see Anglo Paja review as significant.

There is also the rights for 10% of Tunatse from International Petroleum for $45m. I do see this as another sticking point before NKP can really move forward. Perhaps there is going to be a renegotiation of the price.