RE: RE: Theories - Sad but Trueout of curiosity, why would you say they might need cash? From their presentation as at March 7th 2011, they have more than $13 million and $7.2 million "Letters of credit".
Also, Balay-1 is currently producing 1,378 barrels of oil per day through a restricted 48/64" choke size. According to a Jennings report from the past, a source at Petrobras said that the potential capacity of Balay-1 is 15,000 barrels of oil per day.
Balay-2 should have test production coming online. Given that new management is taking steps to cut back costs and put focus on genreating cash instead of running up expenses, we should be able to finance future operations from production earnings. The way I see it is that we may not need to do any equity finance (worst case scenario if they need cash they can go to international banks/firms to obtain debt financing if they can't get Candaian debt financing)