Ann: Santos Third Quarter Activities Report, page-6

By the end of Q4 I think they'll beat their 2018 results on the revenue & FCF front.
2014 was when they had high oil prices & massive debt not to mention their headcount. Here's a brief summary.

2014: Rev USD 3641mil., FCF: USD-1591mil, Shares on issue: 983mil, Headcount: 3636
2015: 2442mil, FCF -739m, SOI: 1766mil, 2946
2016: 2594m, 206m, 2033m, 2366
2017: 3100m, 618m, 2082.83m, 2080
2018: 3660m, 1006m, 2082.9mil, Headcount 2190 (post Quadrant acq.)
Q3'19: Rev 3004, FCF 852mil, shares; 2083mil (rounded-off)

End of the year their results will shape up well, assuming no shutdowns or price drops.

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Looks like Angela's back from her break at the AFR, mentions about the last qtr & plans for Dorado.
Snippet from the article.

Chief executive Kevin Gallagher said drilling at the Dorado field in the September quarter confirmed it as "one of the most exciting growth projects in our portfolio" and flagged a decision to start engineering and design work in early 2020.Santos reported last week a flow rate from Dorado of up to 11,100 barrels of oil a day plus gas, reporting it was one of the highest ever from a North West Shelf well test. It said that each production well at the shallow-water field could flow at about 30,000 barrels a day. Santos owns 80 per cent of the WA-437-P permit holding Dorado, and is expected to sell down a stake to a third party that would come into the venture alongside existing junior partner Carnarvon Petroleum. It secured another exploration block in the area in the September quarter, partnered by British energy giant BP.