gobsmacked, page-8

I don't own AED, never have. But as a former Hardman shareholder, being savaged by Woodside's Chinguetti debacle, that experience suggests to me that early major flows issues because of reservoir complexity (or rather lack of anticipating the extent of complexity) can be very hard to rectify, if at all.

With Chinguetti, Hardman shareholders were fed a great deal of [unrepeatable] by the CEO, while things just got worse. Fortunately Hardman got taken out, but not because of Chinguetti which is not even not the vaguest shadow of what was expected.

Good Luck to AED holders, I hope things come out far better at Puffin