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I checked with chat gtp in google as was SHOCKED to learn they have 23 BILLION in debt. The $23 billion (£18.1 billion) figure accurately represents Harbour Energy’s (LSE: HBR) total liabilities

Financial Borrowings & Bonds (~$5.2 Billion): This is the actual interest-bearing debt. It includes bank loans, credit facilities, and Euro-denominated corporate bonds.

Harbour Energy’s total liabilities sit at approximately $23 billion.Of this total, the actual interest-bearing financial debt is $5.2 billion. This includes bank loans, credit facilities, and corporate bonds.The remaining balance consists of non-bank debt obligations. The largest portion is $9.5 billion in decommissioning provisions. This is a legally mandated debt earmarked to clean up and dismantle offshore rigs at the end of their lifespans.The final $8.3 billion is made up of deferred energy windfall taxes, commercial trade payables, and operational obligations. This total liability footprint increased significantly following the Wintershall Dea and LLOG acquisitions, which added billions in long-term operational and environmental liabilities to the balance sheet.

23 billion in debt. no wonder the price is crashing. Everyone sell as it will go to 2 pence a share soon.

I have to warn you of the huge debt mountin that HBR has. BUST IT COULD GO. Checked with AI I did.

google AI mode confirmed it too!

checked with chat gtp in google as was SHOCKED to learn they have 23 BILLION in debt. The $23 billion (£18.1 billion) figure accurately represents Harbour Energy’s (LSE: HBR) total liabilities

Financial Borrowings & Bonds (~$5.2 Billion): This is the actual interest-bearing debt. It includes bank loans, credit facilities, and Euro-denominated corporate bonds.

Harbour Energy’s total liabilities sit at approximately $23 billion.Of this total, the actual interest-bearing financial debt is $5.2 billion. This includes bank loans, credit facilities, and corporate bonds.The remaining balance consists of non-bank debt obligations. The largest portion is $9.5 billion in decommissioning provisions. This is a legally mandated debt earmarked to clean up and dismantle offshore rigs at the end of their lifespans.The final $8.3 billion is made up of deferred energy windfall taxes, commercial trade payables, and operational obligations. This total liability footprint increased significantly following the Wintershall Dea and LLOG acquisitions, which added billions in long-term operational and environmental liabilities to the balance sheet.

23 billion in debt. no wonder the price is crashing. Everyone sell as it will go to 2 pence a share soon says Lady Barista.

penny share.

I checked with chat gtp in google as was SHOCKED to learn they have 23 BILLION in debt. The $23 billion (£18.1 billion) figure accurately represents Harbour Energy’s (LSE: HBR) total liabilities

Financial Borrowings & Bonds (~$5.2 Billion): This is the actual interest-bearing debt. It includes bank loans, credit facilities, and Euro-denominated corporate bonds.

Harbour Energy’s total liabilities sit at approximately $23 billion.Of this total, the actual interest-bearing financial debt is $5.2 billion. This includes bank loans, credit facilities, and corporate bonds.The remaining balance consists of non-bank debt obligations. The largest portion is $9.5 billion in decommissioning provisions. This is a legally mandated debt earmarked to clean up and dismantle offshore rigs at the end of their lifespans.The final $8.3 billion is made up of deferred energy windfall taxes, commercial trade payables, and operational obligations. This total liability footprint increased significantly following the Wintershall Dea and LLOG acquisitions, which added billions in long-term operational and environmental liabilities to the balance sheet.

23 billion in debt. no wonder the price is crashing. Everyone sell as it will go to 2 pence a share soon.

Why was it down and now why is it up.

Even Lady Barsita cant understand it.

why?

Why was it down and now why is it up.

whats going in. https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.html?ShareTicker=MTRO&share=Metro-Bank&thread=E9801A9E-EBE7-4D60-A59D-B4F983A3A47F&reply=true#posting-rules

Even Lady Barsita cant underhand it

A few days ago i warned you that Lady Barista had warned me that the only way for HBR is down and to sell sell sell.

you ignored me.

60 million shares dumped will cause herd effect. or a lemming effect.

The price will plummet to 2p Lady Barista warns

This huge debt means its ripe for liquidation. no way will HBR be able to pay this.

Lady Barista says sell now or get a haircut as price will be 2p

I hear due to the huge debt of 12 billion after buying those cast off oil rigs from Dutch land that they go into bankruptcy if the loan is called in by the banks.

Meaning banks could foreclose on the loans and borrowing. Hence the current share price could fall to 2 pence a share.

Lady Barista who has connections in the stock exchange and among bankers advises everyone to sell.

90 P TO 30 P a huge loss of 330%. Right???

From 30p to 6 p due to cash raising via rights issue. remember the 600 billion debt?

Lady Barista states that They have no money to finance the contracts. In debt by 600 million. no profits for 7 years.

Also no profit margin in contracts. Operating at a loss and inflation will mean negative equity

They are running on fumes.

There bonds are due for payment.

A 5 TO 1 rights issue is due very soon.

THIS IS A DEAD CAT BOUNCE

Lady Barista states A asset sale decreases the value of a company. If It had 100 million in assets and sells 40 million it only has 60 million left.

They simply have no money and no profits and only debt.

No margin on contracts. This is a short term bounce.

Lady Barista is very intelligent and read the accounts. Her keen mind can penetrate any obfuscation.

Her sharp intelligence has seen the truth.

She feels the financials and using her acute sense of feelings she has declared the truth.

Its is not unlawful to declare the truth.

Her contact confirm her.

Lady Barista who has deep connections with the board and sips tea at one of the mansion houses in Dudley has indicated that a 7 for 1 rights issue is imminent in her opinion due to the board not having any money to spend on capital intensive projects.

Lady Barista who has deep connections in the finance world and kow tows with the worlds smartest has spoken that a dilution in inevitable as we sat and sipped tea and nibbled crumpets at her country house in Dudley.

Lady Barista who has deep connections with the board and sips tea at one of the mansion houses in Dudley has indicated that a 7 for 1 rights issue is imminent due to the board not having any money to spend on capital intensive projects.

Lady Barista who has deep connections in the finance world and kow tows with the worlds smartest has spoken that a dilution in inevitable as we sat and sipped tea and nibbled crumpets at her country house in Dudley.

53% is full control

That would be like cutting your own nose off. Its making a profit and could increase in growth and get the PRA license.

Yes The profit from the sale is not the focus... they could use a 1 billion from the 3 billion to pay off the debts and save the interest paid on those debts and invest the other 2 billion at 3% interest in a bank to generate 60 million in interest plus the money saved from interest-on those debts annually. win win. what do you think?

Yes buy they could use a 1 billion from the 3 billion to pay off the debts and invest the other 2 billion at 3% interest in a bank to generate 60 million in interest. annually. win win. what do you think?

3 billion? it says sell assets WORTH 3billion. so you get 3 billion LIquid cash. Right?

So its a derisory offer then? he mean peanuts. why cant they speak plainly?