One thing to add is that in this Upstream article last...

One thing to add is that in this Upstream article last year:

Based on 2D seismic data, Pancontinental identified a Lower Aptian-age turbidite fan complex called Saturn. The company said in its most recent half-year financial report that Saturn is “at the same stratigraphic level as the Venus discovery and shares the same underlying source rock and the same regional seal (and) is at approximately the same depth below the mudline as Venus”.

Then from the Upstream article last week:

Citing Wood Mackenzie, Namcor said the juiciest discoveries are Venus with 5.1 billion barrels and Jonker with 2.5 billion barrels, which suggests these Lower and Middle Cretaceous plays are more attractive than Upper Cretaceous finds such as Graff.

Hopefully we add Saturn to this list of 'juiciest discoveries'.