There is another consideration, altogether separate from getting approval to the farm-in and that is that the Vietnamese govt has an overriding option to 15% of the project.
As I understand things, the govt would only be expected to exercise its prerogative if/when the field is proven. In that event each partner's share effectively reduces by 15%, in PPP's case to 12.75%.
I think that's where the 15%/12.75% confusion has arisen.
As per my previous post, any option by the government wout come off the 45% owned by the operator. That would reduce to 30% thereby all other parties would still be unaffected. I say this as i sought clarification with the CEO of PPP on this matter.
I do suggest that if you are not convinced or have some ligering doubt then call Tom Prudence yourself.
In reference to my posts they are what i was firmly lead to believe but to avoid further doubt i suggest you DYOR.
Ok, I have the money now. Just not in the account on the form that I sent back to them... Went into the acccount that DIVs for other companies sometimes go into..
Plenty more upside with this one . Looks as though the market did not like the announcement out yesterday even though it was expected. Things we can possibly look foward to
-vietnamese government approval
-More prospects within block 07/03
-3D surveying of block 07/03 helps map potential
-A potential upgrade of TUI reserves
-Exploration success around TUI
i also wouldnt be supprised if PPP go after further exploration opportunities i wonder if ppp can ride on the coat tails of premier oil it has done them well in taranaki.
Time is a great teacher, but unfortunately it kills all its pupils
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