RE: FCA5 Nov 2025 14:14
@Pokerchips "If the Acquisition does not proceed, the terms of the Amendment and Extension will automatically become more restrictive, and Wood’s debt maturities will be shortened to October 2027. Absent an alternative path to refinance the existing facilities, Wood’s lenders may also require the Company to implement the Separation Plan and dispose of businesses and assets on an accelerated basis to reduce debt."
As JO has said many times, Iain is a money-man, not an oil and gas CEO who specialises in turn-arounds. If the vote is 'No' no Wood investor can say the above clear and present warning was not cast to one and all. A quick reminder: $2.8 billion loss YE2024, cash-flow negative $404 million as at HY2025, net debt over $1 billion. FCA investigation continues into Wood. Based on Wood's fincials, Wood clealry needs Sidara's takeover far more than Sidara needs to buy Wood. Vs Icecool's theory that after a few disposals (most of which was already announced under Wood's asset reduction plan to pay off debt and provide liquidity) means Wood can turn around its over $1 billion net debt position and cash liquity crisis! You couldn't make it up! Lol