kk,
You said:
For those who think SP sold out the high potential areas, then if you accept TLW shares, you are still "in" so to speak, admitedly not 100%.
OK then, but by your logic before doing that (given I suppose that the SOA is more likely to be voted up than down) should we not, assuming no higher bid, vote against the SOA? That way HDR remains HDR and we are still "in" 100%. We sack SP and put someone in his place who is committed to and capable of getting HDR back to where it would be now if not for SP's mismanagement - getting the Ching problems fixed, the Guyane farmin under way etc, etc, and we are still in for our 50% of the Uganda bonanza when it comes off. Interested to know what the sentiment is about how we should vote assuming no overbidder comes along.
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