"Because it makes sense" is not always a reason for things to happen! But realistically, what other choice will WGO have? Strike's announcement makes clear that the plant is being designed with expansion in mind - this could be more gas from Strike's portfolio, WGO's gas from EP469, or anyone else's in the region. Having AGIG as an "independent" operator is not just good for Strike and WGO from a capex perspective, it's actually fundamentally good for all players in the Perth Basin because there will be infrastructure there that anyone can access.
Ann: Strike Partners with AGIG in Major Gas Infrastructure Deal, page-143
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