I would not be reading too much into fools headLinesWhen you have a downturn in any sector people become critical of companies debt,let me break it down for you to give you a better understanding. The company has long-term Notes The first one is due April 1, 2020 for $8,593m the second note that is due February 17 2021 which is for $201,405m The third one to follow is $537,080m which is due June 1, 2021 and the fourth one $300m July 19, 2022 and the final one $537,080m totalling 1,584,158 excluding out debt insurance cost (18,042) for a grand total of $ 1,566,116,000.00 and plus a bank loan 187,954m which end June 4, 2019 so which means there's a lot of time on the table. Bte current production is 70,000 barrels of oil a day. With most expert expecting $70 a barrel for oil in 2018 $80 a barrel oil in 2019 just with those numbers the netbacks alone will take care of Half their debt. Hopefully that clears up A lot of your concerns.