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Atlas Resource is on course for a lightning-quick bankruptcy case, winning court approvals to continue operating under chapter 11 protection and further its goal of completing its restructuring by Labor Day.

Judge Sean Lane of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan on Friday granted Atlas's request to spend $17 million in cash it has on hand to fund its operations, in addition to a number of other approved requests that allow the company to pay bills and employees, as well as manage its cash.

Judge Lane also set a tentative date of Aug. 26 to consider Atlas's bankruptcy-exit plan, although that date will be nailed down next month.

Atlas filed for bankruptcy proceedings on Wednesday, with a fully prepackaged bankruptcy agreement in hand. The deal would slash $900 million in debt from the oil and gas producer's books and has the support of 90% of the company's debtholders, including 33 separate lenders and bondholders, the company's lawyers said during the hearing on Friday.

Atlas lawyer Ron Meisler of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom said the company is one of 85 oil and gas exploration companies to falter under the weight of what he called an "epic downturn."

But the company is one of only a handful that has been able to execute a fully prepackaged bankruptcy, meaning creditors already have voted formally to accept the restructuring plan, he said. The ability to complete this feat is "a vote of confidence for the debtors' assets and management team," he added.

Under the terms of the plan, two sets of bondholders would exchange $668 million in debt for a 90% ownership stake in the restructured company.

Atlas's current revolving loan, under which the company owes more than $670 million, would be repaid via the liquidation of its hedge positions, and a new $410 million facility would be provided when Atlas exits bankruptcy.

The holders of $250 million in junior loan debt would receive the remaining 10% equity in Atlas in exchange for an interest-rate reduction.

Upon completion of the deal, Atlas's tax status will change to a traditional corporation and its name will be changed to Titan Energy. Its current investors will see their stakes eliminated and could face a tax bill as a result of the company's debt elimination.

Atlas is based in Pittsburgh and has 14,000 producing wells in 17 states.



 

 Atlas Resource Partners  filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy 7/27/16 after negotiating a plan to slash some $900 million in debt off its books.

Although the restructuring will substantially reduce the oil and gas producer's debt, its status as a partnership could leave its investors with a hefty tax bill.

Under the pre-negotiated plan, announced last week, the company's unit holders will receive no recovery and their ownership stakes will be canceled, Atlas said. As unit holders in a partnership, rather than shareholders in a corporation, these investors could also face a tax bill for the debt that Atlas cancels in chapter 11.

Atlas's proposed restructuring plan is a debt-for-equity swap with senior bondholders, 80% of which have formally signed on to the deal. The company filed for bankruptcy to execute the agreement.

Under the terms of the agreement, two sets of bondholders would exchange $668 million in debt for a 90% ownership stake in the restructured company.

Atlas's current revolving loan, under which the company owes more than $670 million, would be repaid through the liquidation of its hedge positions, and a new $410 million facility would be provided when Atlas exits bankruptcy.

The holders of $250 million in junior loan debt would receive the remaining 10% equity in Atlas in exchange for an interest-rate reduction.

Upon completion of the deal, Atlas's tax status will change to a traditional corporation and its name will be changed to Titan Energy.

Atlas Resources, based in Pittsburgh, filed for bankruptcy with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, claiming assets in the range of $1 billion to $10 billion, with liabilities in the same range. The oil and gas producer has 14,000 producing wells in 17 states. It said in its most recent financial statement that "lower commodity prices have negatively impacted our revenues, earnings and cash flows. Sustained low commodity prices will have a material and adverse effect on our liquidity position."

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