RE: Oilman Jim31 Jan 2021 15:10
the "cost reduction process” (appears to include some of their paid PR)
well yes maybe, but were they ever really needed in the first place. the question for me is, what are the (strategic initiatives) going forward, now the farm-out is complete, plus how reliant those initiatives are on a merger/marriage of some sort. i can't see, that batting down the hatches and doing nothing until Ntorya gas flows as being the strategic initiative.
No i think negotiations with the Tanz authority, of the receivables owed from KN-1 GAS, the Nyuni extension with the 3D work-program, plus a potential merger/partner are and have formed those discussions. TPDC need new gas discovery's to supply their new Songo Songo gas plant. in my mind doing nothing is not an option, especially as there is so much to be gained by all.
Strategic and Corporate Update
"To take advantage of opportunities provided by the Ruvuma Farm-Out, avoid the need for further dilution, and improve shareholder value, the Company has been working on several important strategic initiatives. As part of these initiatives, the Company is restructuring the Board and further cutting costs. "