No its not a blocking stock by itself, but with LNG in the same...

No its not a blocking stock by itself, but with LNG in the same boat (trying to secure a gas supply at a reasonable price) its enough to cause a potential predator to have to pay top dollar to get their shares.

I can't see that they are in it for an investment as their business is electricity generation. In their prospectus they list gas supply and prices as a major risk. Is this investment all about de-risking? But even if it is, surely they need to make a much larger investment than 6% for Mel to do a deal with them at any less than market rates.

Just trying to understand their possible motivation and what they might do in the future.