29 Feb 2024listing compliance notice▼ BadMajor
Evolve Transition Infrastructure LP deregistered its securities, ending its obligation to file reports with the SEC.
Past year: ▲ 12953%(0.21c – 7.65 USD)
Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
29 Feb 2024listing compliance notice▼ BadMajor
Evolve Transition Infrastructure LP deregistered its securities, ending its obligation to file reports with the SEC.
16 Feb 2024listing compliance notice● NeutralMajor
Evolve Transition Infrastructure LP's exchange filed to remove a class of its securities from listing.
14 Feb 2024listing compliance notice▼ Bad
Evolve Transition Infrastructure LP withdrew a registration statement, abandoning the offering it covered.
8 Jan 2024listing compliance notice▼ BadMajor
The end: the general partner, holding over 80% of the units, exercised its contractual right to buy every remaining public unit for $1.389285 in cash and take the partnership private. Adjusted for the one-for-thirty reverse split seven months earlier, that is about 4.6 cents against pre-split units - the terminal value of an entity that was Constellation Energy Partners in 2006, Sanchez Production Partners in 2015 and Evolve Transition Infrastructure in 2021. No vote was required; the formula did the work.
2 Jan 2024material agreement▼ BadMajor
Evolve sold its half of Carnero G&P to Targa for $27 million plus a share of a future award. It had committed roughly $125 million for the Carnero interests in 2016, cash and assumed construction commitments together. This was the last significant asset sale before the public unitholders were bought out.
27 July 2023listing compliance notice▼ Bad
A further update on the delisting proceedings, which stayed unresolved into 2024.
27 June 2023listing compliance notice● Neutral
Evolve appealed the delisting determination, keeping the units trading while the review ran.
14 June 2023listing compliance notice▼ BadMajor
The exchange began delisting proceedings over the low unit price - the reverse split three weeks earlier had not saved it.
9 June 2023listing compliance notice▼ BadMajor
The HOBO renewable diesel venture was terminated, filed alongside another listing notice. The first of Evolve's two energy-transition bets ended with nothing built.
30 May 2023material agreement● NeutralMajor
The Catarina gathering agreement was assigned as Mesquite's Catarina position changed hands again - Evolve's revenue now depends on a third owner of the same acreage in eight years.
22 May 2023security holder rights change▼ BadMajor
Evolve consolidated its units one-for-thirty. A reverse split does not change what a holder owns; it is done to lift a price that has fallen too far to keep a listing, and it came six weeks before the exchange moved to delist anyway.
2 May 2023material agreement▼ Bad
Yet another Stonepeak warrant amendment.
12 Apr 2023debt financing▼ Bad
A thirteenth amendment to the credit agreement. The facility has now been amended thirteen times in eight years, each one a small concession keeping the partnership just inside its covenants.
24 Feb 2023listing compliance notice▼ Bad
An update on the December 2022 listing deficiency; the partnership remained out of compliance.
21 Feb 2023material agreement▼ Bad
The HOBO renewable diesel arrangement was amended so that Evolve pays the development fee only if it chooses to proceed - the language of a partner looking for a way out rather than in.
30 Dec 2022listing compliance notice▼ Bad
Another warrant amendment, filed with a further listing compliance update as the year closed.
9 Dec 2022listing compliance notice▼ BadMajor
NYSE American found Evolve below the listing standards again, on both partners' equity and losses. The same deficiency that first appeared in April 2020, never actually cured.
1 Aug 2022director officer appointment▼ Bad
Another Stonepeak warrant amendment, alongside board changes.
28 June 2022material agreement▼ BadMajor
The reason for the settlement, stated plainly: Mesquite had been short-paying its invoices, using the cheaper western Catarina tariff for eastern Catarina volumes. Evolve's single customer had simply been paying it less than the contract required.
31 May 2022material agreement▼ BadMajor
Evolve settled its disputes with Mesquite Energy - the post-bankruptcy Sanchez Energy - and restated the Catarina gathering agreement. The 2015 contract that made the partnership worth owning had to be renegotiated with a counterparty that no longer accepted its terms.
29 Apr 2022material agreement▼ Bad
A further Stonepeak warrant amendment, now roughly quarterly.
3 Feb 2022material agreement▼ Bad
A fifth Stonepeak warrant amendment.
10 Nov 2021material agreement▼ Bad
Another amendment to Stonepeak's warrant, the fourth. Each one is small; the pattern is a preferred holder steadily improving its claim on a partnership that cannot repay it.
9 Nov 2021director officer appointment● NeutralMajor
Evolve agreed to fund development of HOBO Renewable Diesel's first project, a 9,000 barrel-a-day renewable fuels facility. A second energy-transition venture in three months, funded by a partnership that had just cut its equity programme to $7 million.
23 Aug 2021debt financing● Neutral
The twelfth credit amendment followed, restructuring the facility around its single remaining lender.
12 Aug 2021material agreement▼ BadMajor
Royal Bank of Canada agreed to buy out the other lenders' positions at par and become the sole lender. A syndicate collapsing to one bank means the others wanted out; whether that is a rescue or a wind-down depends entirely on what the remaining bank chooses to do.
4 Aug 2021material agreement● NeutralMajor
Evolve's pivot became concrete: it formed Levo Mobility with Nuvve and Stonepeak to finance and deploy electric school-bus fleets and charging infrastructure. A gas gathering partnership funding electric vehicle infrastructure alongside the same investor that holds its preferred - the "transition" in the new name, and a business with no revenue history at all.
3 Aug 2021debt financing● Neutral
The eleventh amendment to the credit agreement adjusted the cash definitions the covenants turn on - housekeeping in a facility that had been amended almost every year since 2015.
25 June 2021material agreement termination▼ BadMajor
The 2020 settlement with the Sanchez estate was terminated, unwinding the arrangement that had carried Evolve through its customer's bankruptcy and leaving the commercial relationship with Mesquite to be governed by the underlying contracts - which is where the tariff disputes of 2022 came from.
18 May 2021material agreement● Neutral
More upstream wellbores went, this time in Zavala and Dimmit Counties to Bayshore Energy for about $1.4 million. Evolve is now purely infrastructure, by disposal rather than by design.