verdi
absolutely agree.
give it a little time.
qld very thirsty for electricity and with the strong possibility of qgc enlarging its current power station which is in the process of being built. they have ordered vessels and other equipment for the project.
in one of their announcements they hinted at this possibility.
oodles of gas out there.
had the head of thiess on the board until he recently pulled the pin so i dont think that management are slouches (other committments). two spp's (i indulged) both successful.
may not rocket back to 75 cents in a hurry but will go past it imo. few more long term contracts will strengthen qgc into a major player in the qld electric supply
cheers