I think you'll find at the $ 1.30+ / lb being quoted here both would be cash flow + 'be. However Admiralty would take much more capital to develop. So yes Citronen would be more profitable. My question is with the medium to long term $1.30 + / lb posters are getting so excited about.
That scenario fulfils Hartley's super profits outlook but is it realistic?
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