Yes, CHK has a very high debt-to-cap ratio which has increased from 47% at the end of last year to now 57% as of Q2. The latest sale of the Woodford Property to BP for $1.8 Billion ( closed today ) and should help them lower their ratio.
Meanwhile, DVN just used proceeds from the sale of their African properties ( about $2.1 Billion ) to pay down some of their debt. As a result, they are at the lowest net debt/cap ratio in a decade . . . 11%.
DVN is the top acreage holder in the Haynesville shale and has drilled 14 vertical wells so far, with the first horizontal well expected this quarter.
ECA and CHK are the next two largest acreage holders in Haynesville, purported to be the 4th largest nat-gas field in the World!
Meanwhile, DVN just used proceeds from the sale of their African properties ( about $2.1 Billion ) to pay down some of their debt. As a result, they are at the lowest net debt/cap ratio in a decade . . . 11%.
DVN is the top acreage holder in the Haynesville shale and has drilled 14 vertical wells so far, with the first horizontal well expected this quarter.
ECA and CHK are the next two largest acreage holders in Haynesville, purported to be the 4th largest nat-gas field in the World!

