Rolla, we can read from quarterly “ New Year’s day a significant desorption event occurred with the sudden release of gas causing a deposit of sand into the wellbore which has temporarily destabilised downhole conditions.”.
Simple guy asking simple questions, why is a significant event not considered price sensitive given the importance of the project to a company the size of strike and potential price impact in the event of failure or success? Isn’t this clearly witnessed by the price action today?
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