RE:RE:RE:RE:News follow-up"If there was something so special, Reyna would have came to them....which I doubt was the case."
Doubting means you don't know. But it's of no matter. My point is both companies are better off by this, and NLR is, by all appearances not being abused by the deal. It remains a fact that Reyna could have waited a few more weeks for drilling results to affirm their vision of the potential but didn't. Could it be that another party was interested in that 20 percent?
Besides, since when does any public business do deals out of pity? That's a sure way for BOD members and executives to lose their positions.
And good luck to you too,
VP