I guess that's what we have Worley's for - to help facilitate...

I guess that's what we have Worley's for - to help facilitate that negotiation with clients. Hopefully they're doing good work to help and can update us more about this. Would definitely be interested in hearing the Worley perspective of the whole deal.

That makes me think though actually - remembering things that Bahay has said, it almost sounds like they're picky with their clients since he seems to talk about wanting to land leading/higher tier clients and revenues to provide greater value in proving the technology.

I know he's mentioned that no one has flat out said no or walked away from discussions with PWN, but I wonder how it is on the other side? i.e Have any clients approached PWN that are then turned away by Bahay? Does anyone know if something like that has that been mentioned anywhere? It would definitely be interesting to gauge what interest from proactive clients looks like as well as whether or not Bahay is being picky about it.