What is the current debt level and debt‑to‑equity ratio, and are there any upcoming debt maturities or covenant issues?
Answer
The press release you referenced – “Petrus Resources Announces Second Quarter 2025 Financial & Operating Results” – provides a summary of the company’s operating and financial performance for the three‑ and six‑month periods ended June 30 2025, but it does not disclose any details on:
- the current debt level (e.g., total borrowings, term‑loan balances, or revolving‑credit facilities),
- the debt‑to‑equity ratio, or
- any upcoming debt maturities or covenant‑related issues.
Because those specific figures are absent from the excerpt you supplied, I cannot give a quantitative answer to your question.
What to do next
- Locate the full Q2 2025 press release – the complete document often includes a “Liquidity and Capital Resources” or “Balance Sheet” section that lists total debt, debt‑to‑equity, and any material debt‑related events.
- Review the company’s latest quarterly filing (e.g., Form 40‑F or MD&A) on the TSX or SEDAR – these filings contain detailed balance‑sheet data, footnotes on debt maturities, and covenant compliance disclosures.
- Check the “Investor Relations” section of Petrus Resources’ website – many issuers post a slide‑deck or supplemental financial tables with the exact debt metrics you need.
If you can provide the specific figures from those sources, I’ll be happy to interpret them and discuss any potential implications for the company’s capital structure or credit health.
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