Assuming that the Eagleford area is worth $50M in a sale and the pending acquisition is $100M. That leaves a producing asset which may produce say 8 - 10 cents earnings and still have $100M in the kitty - for working capital or further acquisitions down the track.
Just look at Brockman when it traded at 47 cents and had circa 70 cents a share in the bank. Cash is king and there is a lot of bad times ahead for those with too much debt.
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