RE: If arbitration19 May 2020 08:14
As it's always been, the stock is a binary play, SL gets done, or not. Let's see what happens with oil where it is, re-engaging with FIG, most costs likely lower than budget. Rkh cost reductions, not assumed in earlier Edison report, should give us more time anyway.
And now, despite a $40 'breakeven' which includes a very hefty return on equity and for which virtually component has some scope to come down, Cyanski suddenly pulls out a $55 oil price (dredged up from the (deeply) historic past, these guys specialise in that) as a level he wants before he does or doesn't want the project to go ahead.
More pertinent, and current, would be the position on PMO's re it's North Sea asset acquisition and associated financing. Rkh have said this needs to be sorted before any progress.
And oh, anyone noticed the oil price recently?