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MEO's risky business

TRYING to avoid risk in the oil and gas space is something of a catch-22 situation. You can't grow without taking risks but since the GFC, investors hate risk with a passion. So what's a company like MEO Australia to do?

James McGrath

MEO certainly knows the downside of risk, having been stung by it in the past. Just a few years ago it was a junior with one permit and it was riding high at $1.67. Roughly four years on and it has...

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