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Husky Energy Inc. cumulative redeemable preferred T.HSE.PR.B



TSX:HSE.PR.B - Post by User

Comment by RagingBull3on Mar 29, 2020 1:45pm
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RE:RE:Ironically, the worse it gets out there the more likely that

RE:RE:Ironically, the worse it gets out there the more likely thatWhen commons go to 5 cents to a penny, then I would start to worry about the Preferreds residue value.     

Bookvalue probably $16, but that doesn't mean much when debt holder put the squeeze.

I view HSE different, it's 70% owned by a individual/company.  More likely HSE would be taken private, in which Preferred get $25.    Why let debt holder get the company for pennies on the dollar when that individual/company can take it private.

There's over a billion common shares.   There's maybe only 40 million Preferreds in total.. maybe less???

The commons on the other hand...... not sure what they would get if taken private.


Nessrookie78 wrote: Be interesting to see how much of a cut bond holders and prefered take after this

I'm thinking 70% hair cut.    But even then you take over a co which huge negative CF problem and no relief in site
Even with zero debt payments and no divy they are negative cash flow.   Crazy


A beer is worth more in Calgary than a barrel of oil

I really fell for all the people that are about to hurt.   Those not in oil industry will need to help them out  


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