Post by
ShepardX4 on Sep 15, 2015 6:46pm
No Incentive
Two problems here of concern: 1) Already stated in conference call with current incompetent management, no brokerage is going to get behind them 2) Deal? With who? Midwestern (just playing with them) or any company involved in the fields just have to sit back and play the waiting game for the loan default, then acquire field interests at a discount.
Comment by
freedom-1970 on Sep 15, 2015 7:48pm
How about we sell Oml 18 to Sahara? This will clear out debt off? Keep the drills turning and fill our new pipeline? And find a new Ceo??? Who can work with these gray government's...
Comment by
ShepardX4 on Sep 15, 2015 7:59pm
There is where I am seeing the problem with management, that only problem this company, no clear leader. The brokers that fund small ventures said that in the conference call, that is why these bottom feeders are able to put 500 shares to keep shares down, a backing would just take them out. They seem to be solid on making some non existent deal with MW
Comment by
ShepardX4 on Sep 15, 2015 8:58pm
How about sell Oml18? Why buy when brokers not backing and these companies can just take it in 6 1/2 months?? just saying
Comment by
righand2 on Sep 15, 2015 10:59pm
I assume you mean OML 18? If so, you are overestimating what they would get for it. There is a zero chance that selling it would pay off MMT's debt.
Comment by
goinonaprayer on Sep 16, 2015 10:39am
Novice here and can't understand why there is no value in OML 18? Did they not say the oil is hedged at $95 for the next three years? I understand this cash flow cannot be utilized in UMU so does little to help MART but is there not value for another company with long term growth aspirations.
Comment by
righand2 on Sep 16, 2015 11:00am
There is value in OML 18, but a sale in this market climate would never bring as much as Mart paid for their share. And the money they put in for capex would most likely be lost in a deal in a country as crooked as Nigeria. So Mart would be left with more debt than they started with, a debt that would have to be financed by Umusadege at $50 oil. Not a good situation.