Noting that the Heron decision is next week Wednesday (which no one has mentioned), I don't see why they WOULDN'T delay just like they did on this decision as to provide enough time to make an informed and calculated assessment after they received as much information as possible. Frankly I think MEO's team has no idea what's happening and was just informed of a decision pending re production testing. Ultimately, the longer the wait the better in my mind.. Just tells me they're focused on the strategy forward - why on earth take so much time if the only issue is that they're unconvinced with results. If it was so bad we'd simply have know already. Take ES most recently - ENI know exactly what they're doing and I wouldn't second question that. But nonetheless like most others, I still remain highly skeptical and anxious to say the least.
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