RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:soulfireYou make good points.
I suppose my viewpoint was that powerful insiders would push for more than company survivial (depsite all the setbacks in the past 20yrs). Yes its great CGX is still alive, but we have made it sound like drilling for oil in Guyana is the most challenging task in oil history.
Thank god ExxonMobil, Apache, and Tullow (and associated JV partners) have shown technical and business abilities needed to drill for oil in the Guyana-Suriname Basin. Hopefully one of them take over the Corentyne and Demerra land real soon and leave CGX as a honorary placeholder (say 10%). This realistically will be the only way Guyana will ever see oil revenues from these land holdings in the next 10yrs. With that, even 10% land holding and fair compensation for the land would still be a tremendous coup for us shareholders.