Thanks for the work you are putting in....Thanks for digging in Veronika! These appear to be two fine examples of comparable companies from a debt to EBITDA perspective and yet trade very much higher than TID. I must say that the HRT fiasco and the Nimrods at Fidelity dumping millions of shares have done its damage. When a stock is beaten down it is hard to get a re-rating particularly when the company has no working capital. If they can have a few breaks like collecting two of the three major receivables, get the heli-rigs sold or working and stabilize operations at a 80% utilization rate they would be trading likely at three times the current share price.....hence the terrific opportunity for a 2 or 3 bagger. They just need a couple of things to go their way. Surely to goodness they should be able to refinance their debt at a longer amortization period and better interest rate. The security is the market value of the assets. They are marked in the financials at over $600 million. Surely these along with a forward EBITDA of $70 plus million should be a lending institution a level of comfort that their capital is secure.