RE:What happened?? Not really man. CES Energy has a positive net working capital surplus to debt. They are "countercyclical" which means FCF improves as activity diminishes. So the adding working capital is what caused the debt to go up as activity levels have picked up.
Q2 was expected to be weaker than Q1 for margins had anybody tuned into the RBC Energy conference or even the last Q1.
Stock saw nothing but upgrades from every analyst who covers the stock.
JTDOUBLE wrote: No dividends increase and increase drawing on credit line ..
I am very disappointed here , it becomes the opposite of what most oil gas companies are doing increase dividends and pay debts ..