...just as a reminder where we currently are, here what I wrote...

...just as a reminder where we currently are, here what I wrote at the Strike Thread:


We were last week in the Kockatea shale at 3,906m.

In 2019 they encountered the K shale at 3,334m, intersected the top of the Wagina sandstone at 4,102m and reported "initial Wagina gas" at a depth of 4,117m.

In 2019 it took more than 19 operational days (for reference compare ann from 5th July: bit change at 3,371m, 16th July: drilling at 3,617m with slow ROP, 24th July: initial Wagina gas at 4,117m) to drill trough the Kockatea. This time the drilling obviously went much more efficient through this section.

If they already resumed drilling, first results (for the Wagina sandstone) can't be too far away...