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Under normal circumstances, you would expect the biggest shareholders to fight against total distruction of shareholder value. I think if Kerogen don't then clearly Mr Chang, and his cronies have bonds, be it in different names.
surprised by that - been talk of kerogen being bondholders for so long that i just assumed that it was based on fact somewhere. just goes to show - unless of course it is the multiple entity theory.
Try writing to Helen Kwan she seems a very nice lady helen.kwan@kerogencap.com
Apologies, Jason Cheng and Ivor Orchard
I did write to Jack Cheng but never heard back.
It could be of course that they’ve just written it off as a failed investment...
Kerogen deploy significant capital so this ain’t such a big deal in the scheme of things...CA are a micro cap in the investment world and either they have a cunning plan or they were not as smart at oil and gas as some folks thought. I guess we’ll see in the next couple of weeks.
They will need a watertight plan to suggest that all those advisors and their high paid lawyers either got it wrong or were “fooled” by the BoD.
Occam’s Razor methinks....”
Sure as the biggest shareholder, you would expect a fight, worth emailing and asking there stance on the matter.
@16% I still find it strange that Kerogen have not formed some king of informal alliance with CA given their and our interests in common.
Doesn't feel right to me somehow.
Hmmm very interesting. Thanks for the info.
Kerogen does not hold any convertible bonds in Hurricane Energy and we are not part of the Ad Hoc Committee of bondholders who entered into a lock-up agreement with the company in support of the proposed financial restructuring.
All HUR shareholders should email Kerogen asking for there help and support.
investorcommunications@kerogencap.com