CEO questions6 May 2021 15:08
Great to hear a lot of debates which regularly occur on this BB ended up being asked to Eytan.
I hope that resolves them all & the heated debates which just go round in circles can be confinded to history.
I am as happy as I can be given the circumstances.
I am glad to hear that Eytan's view of offshore drilling matches mine in that its not a game for small companies and he sees it as possible cream on top, not a core focus going forward.
That does reassure me that any value realised in T&T won't ultimately be fluttered away on a Uruguay wildcat drill.
I am glad he said that a Jurassic Bahamas well would be more expensive than P#1. Hopefully this will stop any more debates on TD's & speculations on another well with a Farm Out and all shareholders can move on.
Eytan appeared very confident on spud date, so I have interpreted that as they already have an enough shareholder support to move forward with the EGM proposals.
I found him contrite but also realistic in that he put investor culpability back onto the shareholders; in that oil exploration is binary, which I thought was ballsy but necessary.
He is more direct & straight talking than any CEO to date. That being said because of Covid and the way the world works now, we as shareholders have never had this kind of direct access to CEO's before other than attending AGM's.