RE: Chanser17 Dec 2018 23:32
The Order, which was originally put in place on 9 August 2018 was obtained on an ex parte basis and accordingly, the Company was not afforded an opportunity to assert its position. The Company notes that, notwithstanding the Order, GSPC remains in ongoing material breach of the JOA with the Event of Default (EoD) remaining in place and Oilex fully intends to enforce its legal and contractual rights irrespective of the outcome of these legal proceedings. In any event, we note that the Order automatically expires after 5 November 2018.
By way of background, on 29 May 2018, the Company issued the EoD Notice to GSPC in accordance with the Joint Operating Agreement (JOA) for the amount of equivalent US$3,054,832. The EoD Notice was issued as a result of GSPC's ongoing failure to pay its Participating Interest share of Cambay PSC expenses. GSPC failed to remedy its default within 60 days and, in accordance with the JOA, Oilex formally requested the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons and the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, India to transfer GSPC's participating interest in the Cambay PSC to the Company. This was announced by Oilex on 30 July 2018
We are owed money why are we doing a capital raise?