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xdjmand1

10/11/16 11:27 AM

#1457 RE: Imagineer66 #1456

CODI is applied at the bankruptcy EXIT and only at the exit. IF and only IF, there is a cancellation and not an exchange. If the creditors received anything, regardless of how little, that is an exchanged. So, if the creditors exchange $1B of debt for 50 barrels of oil that is their problem, not a cancellation causing CODI for the equity

The information above is incorrect.
CODI can and will result in a equity for debt exchange and is measured by par value of debt + accrued interest less the FMV of equity when issued. In the above example CODI would be $1B less $2500 (50*50) or $999,997,500.
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Ed Dantes

10/11/16 11:31 AM

#1459 RE: Imagineer66 #1456

BINGO...and great post. Don't listen to all the idiots on here who have no clue what they are talking about.

EC here is HUGE, and again refer to the docket filings 650 and 614 to see why it looks good for one.

https://cases.primeclerk.com/breitburn/Home-DocketInfo