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Pressburg, LLC

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Past year: ▼ 75%(5.50c – 41.9c USD)

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72 since 2006
Last event
18 Dec 2019

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26 Sept 2016material agreement▼ Bad

Amended the restructuring support agreement a second time as Chapter 11 negotiations continued.

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9 Sept 2016material agreement▼ Bad

Amended the Chapter 11 restructuring support agreement with creditors -- continued negotiation of plan terms while the case proceeded.

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18 July 2016material agreement▼ Bad

Extended the deadline under its April 2016 noteholder settlement agreement while the Chapter 11 case proceeded -- routine bankruptcy-process housekeeping.

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10 June 2016listing compliance notice● NeutralMajor

Pressburg, LLC's exchange filed to remove a class of its securities from listing.

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11 May 2016bankruptcy or receivership▼ BadMajor

Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection jointly with LinnCo and Berry Petroleum in the Southern District of Texas, after negotiating a restructuring support agreement with creditors holding at least two-thirds of its credit facility debt -- the culmination of the debt-funded growth strategy meeting the 2015-16 oil price crash.

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28 Apr 2016listing compliance notice▼ BadMajor

Received a Nasdaq notice that its units had traded below $1.00 for 30 straight days, risking delisting -- another marker of how far the stock had fallen from its 2011-12 highs.

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15 Apr 2016debt financing▼ BadMajor

Amended its credit agreement to forestall defaults through May 11, 2016 and freeze the borrowing base while it negotiated a full restructuring support agreement with lenders -- the immediate precursor to bankruptcy.

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5 Apr 2016material agreement▼ BadMajor

Settled with holders of the new 12% secured notes over a missed mortgage-recording deadline required by the November 2015 exchange, agreeing to complete the collateral filings -- restructuring mechanics tightening as 2016 began.

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23 Nov 2015debt financing▼ BadMajor

Completed the exchange: holders handed in about $2.0 billion of Linn's unsecured notes and took back roughly $1.0 billion of new 12% second-lien notes due 2020 - a distressed swap in which they accepted about half their principal, and the new notes still rank behind the Wells Fargo-led priority-lien facility.

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17 Nov 2015material agreement▼ BadMajor

Entered exchange agreements to swap roughly $2.0 billion of existing unsecured notes for about $1.0 billion of new 12% senior secured second-lien notes due 2020 -- a distressed debt exchange that cut face-value debt by half but subordinated remaining unsecured creditors, a clear signal of financial distress.

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22 Oct 2015debt financing▼ BadMajor

Reaffirmed its borrowing base at $4.05 billion for now, but disclosed it would automatically step down to $3.6 billion on January 1, 2016 -- a scheduled squeeze on liquidity as the oil price downturn deepened.

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9 July 2015material agreement▼ BadMajor

Agreed to sell its remaining Howard County, Permian Basin position for about $281 million, continuing to shed assets to shore up liquidity as commodity prices fell.

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7 July 2015material agreement● NeutralMajor

Brought in Quantum Energy Partners as a $1 billion equity-commitment partner in a new joint drilling vehicle (QL Energy I, LLC), giving Linn an off-balance-sheet way to fund development without further diluting unitholders or adding balance-sheet debt -- a sign it was already managing capital more defensively.

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21 May 2015material agreement▼ BadMajor

Sold 16 million units at $11.79 -- roughly a third of the $35-38 prices Linn commanded in 2011-12 -- the collapsing oil price was now visibly hitting its cost of equity capital.

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15 May 2015debt financing▼ Bad

Had its borrowing base reduced to $4.05 billion in a scheduled redetermination, and loosened restrictions on how much it could invest in the former Berry Petroleum subsidiary -- the first hint of the tightening credit conditions that would soon force a full restructuring.

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20 Feb 2015material agreement● Neutral

Renewed its at-the-market equity program at up to $500 million with an expanded bank group -- routine continuation of its standing capital-markets tools.

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18 Dec 2014asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor

Closed the Granite Wash/Cleveland sale for roughly $1.8 billion, using proceeds to fully repay its $1.3 billion term loan and cut revolver borrowings -- deleveraging just as oil prices began falling.

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6 Oct 2014material agreement● NeutralMajor

Agreed to sell its entire Granite Wash and Cleveland-play position in the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma to EnerVest and FourPoint Energy for $1.95 billion -- a major divestiture even as the Devon deal was still being digested, an early sign of portfolio-pruning ahead of the 2015 oil price crash.

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23 Sept 2014material agreement● Neutral

Agreed to a second ExxonMobil asset swap, trading more Permian Basin properties for ExxonMobil's South Belridge Field assets in California.

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9 Sept 2014debt financing▲ GoodMajor

Sold $1.1 billion of new senior notes ($450 million due 2019, $650 million due 2021) to repay the bridge loan and revolver debt used to fund the Devon acquisition.

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2 Sept 2014asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor

Closed the $2.24 billion Devon Energy asset acquisition, structured as a tax-deferred Section 1031 exchange.

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1 July 2014material agreement▲ GoodMajor

Agreed to acquire a large multi-basin package (Rockies, Mid-Continent, east Texas, north Louisiana, south Texas) from Devon Energy for $2.3 billion -- its largest acquisition since Berry and the biggest pure cash purchase in its history, to be funded with committed interim financing.

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22 May 2014material agreement● Neutral

Agreed to an asset swap with ExxonMobil, trading Permian Basin properties for ExxonMobil's Hugoton Basin assets -- Linn's first major exchange transaction rather than a straight cash purchase.

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18 Dec 2013asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor

Completed its acquisition of Berry Petroleum through LinnCo, LLC via a multi-step merger that converted Berry into an LLC subsidiary -- by far Linn's largest transaction to date and the high-water mark of its debt-funded roll-up strategy.

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9 Dec 2013business combination● Neutral

Reached an agreement in principle to settle shareholder litigation challenging the pending Berry Petroleum merger, clearing a legal hurdle on the path to closing Linn's largest-ever transaction.

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5 Nov 2013debt financing▲ Good

Drew a new $500 million secured term loan under an amended credit agreement to fund the Permian acquisition just announced.

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19 Sept 2013material agreement▲ GoodMajor

Agreed to acquire Permian Basin properties for $525 million, to be funded by a committed term loan rather than a bond or equity offering.

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4 Apr 2013material agreement● Neutral

Agreed to sell its Texas/Oklahoma Panhandle interests (held alongside Panther Energy and Red Willow) to Midstates Petroleum for about $220 million.

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4 Oct 2012material agreement● Neutral

Amended its credit facility to accommodate the newly formed LinnCo, LLC -- a special-purpose affiliate created to let a broader set of investors hold Linn's economics through a corporate structure, foreshadowing its later use as the acquisition vehicle for Berry Petroleum.

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2 Aug 2012asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor

Closed the $1.025 billion Jonah Field acquisition from BP America.

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