Why These 3 Energy Stocks Plunged 10% This Week презентация

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enjoyed solid gains, others fell on hard times.

Here’s a closer look at three companies that really had a tough week.

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this week.

million units
Offering is expected to raise $181 million
That cash will be used to reduce its debt

of its bonds on the open market for $165 million
It’s now issuing equity to pay down its credit facility
Takeaway: Investors don’t like the debt-for-equity swap as it is viewed as a sign of weakness

11.5% this week.

6.5 million common units
Raised a total of $49.5 million
Plans to use $35.5 million to buy natural gas properties from its parent Atlas Energy (NYSE: ATLS)
Balance of cash raised to be used to pay down its credit facility

cash flow per unit
Company also bolstered its balance sheet by raising additional equity to pay down some of its credit facility
Takeaway: Despite the positives of the deal, investors weren’t thrilled as these are natural gas assets and really don’t move the needle for the company

week as its stock sank 12.6%.

Peabody Energy’s bonds, just issued two months ago, are already down 18%

cash position to weather the storm in the coal market
However, the continued weakening in the coal market has weakened Peabody’s financial outlook
Takeaway: Peabody is trying to stay afloat, but the rapid descent of its recent bond offering doesn’t bode well for its future

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