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Cue keeps Caterina faith alive

CUE Energy Resources’ faith in the blue sky potential of the Carnarvon Basin to deliver a company-maker for a junior explorer remains unshaken, as exhibited by its decision to stick with WA-389-P even after the withdrawal of operator BHP.

Haydn Black

Cue has returned to 100% ownership of the block, which sits outward of the Rankin Trend, taking on BHP's returned 60% stake. Cue, as operator, has said it will undertake further analysis planned...

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