RE:The receiver must take all his timeExpertchoc wrote: Doing his job, there'is always some reasonably doubts that he may kill the company by cuting the capital expenditures to its minimum level, but these doubts disappear when we think for what the last direction did as mistakes when they took debts and gave dividende at the time when oil market was over supplied.
That's right: receiver should take as much time as needed, as the longer they wait, the better the oil price gets. Don't forget that there have apparently been two wells drilled, under receivership: I think they recognize that you have to keep drilling wells, to maintain cashflow. So they haven't cut capital expenditures to the bare minimum.
Two wells drilled under receivership, is better than no wells drilled in previous months of 2016, while the company did the dance with the forced sale, caused by banks that wanted their money, that of course was impossible to pay back, right now.
Just keep the receivership moving forward, and the banks contented to suck out as much money as they can, while the debenture holders are prepared to wait things out and live with no interest payments, as long as there is a proper payout, at the end of the day. Eventually the realization that there is enough cashflow to maintain a smaller debt load, will occur.