warro, page-4

Last time TSV had a go at Warro it did seem to be the only reason at the time that gave CVN SP a lift, that was Warro 3 I think.

CVN has played the prospect well in the present context, not sure what it may have invested and possibly lost at the lease in times gone by, but they have moved on and still kept some potential benefit. We should be assured that CVN can manage their leases long term in such a way. If it works on land and reasonably close to Perth it will be good money.

Warro 3 aftermath was grim for TSV, just tease and disappointment. Like so many of the dice throws lately.

But chewy it is nice to know they are having another go there - another potential plus in play for CVN.