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Permalink Reply by Mike Kelly on May 16, 2012 at 1:48pm

Please explain

Permalink Reply by Deborah Kittner Johnson on May 18, 2012 at 3:27am

May I guess? More lease holders to share the spoils means less return in royalties.

Permalink Reply by micciandjazz on June 13, 2012 at 6:53am

I have a some land in the NW Felter site, what does this mean for me???

Permalink Reply by Frank Walker on June 13, 2012 at 8:06am

If I were leased to CHK this QUAD model would not be my first concern.  First concern would be wondering what will happen if CHK runs out of cash.

Straight up, I would ask myself, were I a CHK royalty owner, where I rank within the hierarchy of CHK creditors.  CHK has a bunch of 'em.  And the company is not doing all that great.

Permalink Reply by melissa humphrey on June 15, 2012 at 7:04am

If you are leased or being deveopled by CHK, you are, no way out.

If they were to start defaulting , they would be having fire sales to

liquidate nd raise liquidity. if it gets to that ooint or beyond, most likely

the company woud sell itself or if no bidder, go Chap 11.

KEY is NE PA Maarcelllus is among the best gas assets in the world today.

5 10 15 cos would bid for this asset. Could be some disruption but net, a new owner would be a

welcome in my book.

Melissa

 

"own valuable assets"  period, everything else takes care of itself.