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Shale trailblazer Chesapeake is bankrupt
Report summary
It’s difficult to point to another company that has made more of a widespread impact on the US shale sector than Chesapeake. Chesapeake showed the market – and its competitors – how quickly production could grow, how fast projects could develop, and what the updated US model for engaging with stakeholders looked like. As a part of the bankruptcy filing, Chesapeake will receive nearly US$2.5 billion in new financing. Its lenders have agreed to a new US$1.75 billion credit facility, US$925 million debtor-in-possession financing, a new US$750 million term loan, and a US$600 million rights offering.
Table of contents
- Current portfolio economics
- The Chesapeake business model
- Frozen M&A market
- Chesapeake wells drilled by Basin
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- Average Northeast Marcellus type curve by operator
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