1: The borrowing base was reduced to $120 million but the company is is over that by $19.6 million. i.e. The company was not able to pay off enough of the loan to get down the drawing only $120 million.
2: The company has a huge imbalance between current liabilities ($382 million) and current assets ($45 million). The company is also losing million per quarter on top of that, so the assets are probably not worth anywhere near what they are being carried on the books.
The company, unfortunately, looks dead. There is no way they are going to get out of this situation and should have filed bankruptcy months ago. This looks so bad that I think the unsecured liabilities will get zero also when they finally have to file.
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