It's the extremely high non-drilling cap ex is what iskilling us. Drilling costs 50 million and other cap ex, 80-90 mill. This after hudge non drilling cap ex of atleast that amount in 2023. And forecasted similar amounts for 2025. I realize they need to build up their water disposal capacity, but they have spent, what? 100 million over that last couple of years to support such infrustucture. Now they are rushing out to pave the riverbank or whatever the 10's of millions of dollars are going toward. Sure would like to know if their is any non-arms length relationships between management and the companies they are shelling out 100's of millions of dollars to. Sure doesn't help when they are currently producing 22-23,000 bopd (see this weeks petroperu numbers) and they constantly mention this in presentations, yet they give lowball guidance for q1 and 2, well below this--which of course, along with the oversized cap ex, made the projeccted free cashflow plummet, and the shareprice is following suit.