On April 1st, Whiting Petroleum Corporation (WLL)
announced
it was going bankrupt. In late April, it announced how the
company will be split between current lenders and shareholders after bankruptcy.
Based on the company’s bond prices, we can estimate the
post-bankruptcy Whiting Petroleum’s enterprise
value. We can then compare that enterprise value to the value of the
company’s oil and gas reserves.
In doing so, we can see how the market is valuing those
reserves. Using that valuation, we can guess what other distressed oil and gas
companies’ reserves might be worth in bankruptcy. (Read More)
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