RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Proxy vote
GeorgiaStreetE wrote:
There is no end game for continuing with the pie in the sky idea that these guys will strike gold somewhere in Indonesia if left on payroll long enough. The only question is whether or not they can get Sonoro paid for the portion of the Selat that it was awarded, or will they avoid that legal bill to bleed more payroll instead
I just dont see why they couldnt find another project somewhere and move on to something more positive. The PSC for Selat is in Indo subsidiary Baku Straights.
New subsidiary wholly owned by SNV can go after a new project (not in Indo) Selat can sort its self out when and if that ever happens. Why hold the shareholders hostage?
Management can make that change but not sure why they are paralyzed.