Agree @Glymac. Management also could have handled the last...

Agree @Glymac. Management also could have handled the last proposal of a farm out better imo ( Quay).
For one, a little green on the subject of corporate trust… for instance, a down payment ( deposit $) before public disclosure ( ASX announcement) on the preliminary agreement.
But past cannot be changed, learning is the positive outcome ( of course, most just cycle in habit; without the new learning of adaptive behaviour).
Proactively speaking, a new agreement on a farm out and/or an acquisition of assets considered valuable by the shareholders ( and potential shareholders/investors) could spark interest back into IPB.
Best of luck to all holders.
Management do have some skin in the game; it can’t be simply a matter of longevity of staying on board just for their respective incomes…if so, their investments are certainly in the RED by now on paper at least.