Cuda...???26 Sep 2021 10:36
CUDA, are they been forced to sell and if so, are we the obvious choice being that we are their partner and major shareholder of their Wyoming asset.
Would another company buy this particular asset from Cuda knowing that they would have little or no say in how the asset is managed ?.
Cuda are carrying a debt of over $60 million and some of this debt is carrying a interest rate of up to 19% pa.
They have recently sold an asset in Alberta for $2.67 million, but this will go nowhere to service their debts and cover their ongoing liabilities.
My guess is Tallinn (Cuda's creditors) are in decisions with Copl's backers to work a deal, I thinking the deal will involve a substantial cash payment now and a final payment later on.
Let's face it though, Tallinn are not in a great position to be calling any shots, they have vast sums tied up in Cuda and we hold most of the cards.
The below paragraph from Cuda's website makes an interesting read.
However, Tallinn and the Company have agreed to engage a sales advisor by August 9, 2021 to pursue a sales process, including the opening of an online data room by August 27, 2021. Additionally, the Company shall execute one or more non-binding letters of intent by September 30, 2021 and a binding offer to purchase by October 31, 2021. As previously communicated, further rationalization of assets and/or funding through share issuances, private placements, restructuring of existing or new credit facilities, non-core property sales, increased production from core properties combined with improvements in realized oil and gas prices received and/or a combination of these alternatives will be required to continue as a going concern.
Just my take on things....gla