NZO should keep heading south given their track record of squandering money on bad investments and hitting dry holes.
Just watch Tunisia and Indonesia - they saw NZOG coming a long time ago with a sack full of easy cash.
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Max shares take a dive after drilling setbacks
Kazakhstan oil explorer Max Petroleum's shares halved in value yesterday after the company said it may have to "significantly curtail" its drilling programme.
The warning came after the drill on one of its major prospects – NUR 1 – twice became stuck in salt deposits.
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Just thought I would post this as "The Power Of One" in his Balanced view would have us believe that it is only NZO that has to confront the drilling problems of dry holes.
Now let's just try and take that logic a step further.
Obviously ok and entirely acceptable then for the ABs to choke on the RWC stage 3 times in a row because other teams also lose at the RWC?
It's no wonder NZOG (and other NZ companies) know they can get away with bad management while paying themselves astronomical sums of money for mismanagement.Refer Rakon for another example.
it will be nice once the drill bit starts doing the talking - that will be some time though and hopefully prior to the next round of kupe development holes.
M
Why wait for the drilling when NZOG has openly stated that they see plenty of potential with their overseas investment strategy.
Watch Tunisia and Indonesia.
Next stop, Libya.
And what does NZOG bring to these places?
Like the Fletcher Challenge, Equiticorp, BIL and GPG of old, heaps of ego, perks and wining & dining for the NZOG executives but a sackful of easy money that the locals are happy to take.
I think some one at NZO must like him......
from the last presentation.....
I suggest a good use for him would be as casing cement....at 3000m TDQuote:
Building our own exploration opportunities will increase value and balance acquisition