Ann: Investor Presentation - Sangomar Phase 1, page-78

Thank you for mentioning that Kimbo

I hadn't forgotten, but I was trying to be conservative (bearish) so I didn't look up the amount of WPL's additional expenditure since acquisition. I had a crack at it in WPL's annual report but my eyes glazed over after the seemingly endless wordy nonsense compliance sections and details of executives remuneration. I hasten to add that this is not WPL's fault - they are just complying with legislative requirements.

But
I digress. If it is US$200m as you confidently state then, essentially, the amount of 4.4c per share which I suggested (theoretically) should "be the absolute bottom" for FAR goes up by by a factor of 47% calculated on my napkin/piece of A4 as follows:
WPL cost (2016 and as per my post above): USD 430m
WPL cost after (Kimbo's helpful suggestion): USD 630m
630/430 = 147%
So 4.4c becomes 6.5c

Current SP = 3.1c. FAR is currently priced for liquidation.