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Question: Travis Wood - National Bank Financial Research - Analyst
: Yeah, good morning guys. Could you provide some additional color or further color around Australia in terms of, kind of where current volumes
would be sitting at, and how you're setting that asset up, through 2026 and potentially into 2027 with incremental drills and what that capital
would look like.
Question: Travis Wood - National Bank Financial Research - Analyst
: Okay, perfect. And then, probably for Lars, you gave a modest dividend bump, on the back of, the quarter. How, and I think you've walked through
this before, but just to remind us, what, or rather, how are you finding that balance of buying back more stock at this valuation versus kind of the
base dividend growth? As you look out on the 2026 budget and flexing some optionality around commodity prices too, I guess.
Question: Travis Wood - National Bank Financial Research - Analyst
: Fantastic that's all for me I'll turn it back thanks guys.
Question: Travis Wood - National Bank Financial Research - Analyst
: Yeah, for sure, thanks, Dion. The first one just for Lars here, so you mentioned in the release a realized gas price of about 7 times the eco price in
the quarter. Can you please help me understand the drivers behind this?
Question: Travis Wood - National Bank Financial Research - Analyst
: Yeah, thanks to Young Lars. Next couple here for Darcy, could you provide more background on the next steps of the Bisselshors prospect in
Germany? What are the bottlenecking plans and how are you thinking about drilling follow-up locations there?
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