Chesapeake, struggling to survive, skips $13.5M in payments

 


Chesapeake Energy, which has warned that it's unsure if it can survive much longer, failed to make $13.5 million in interest payments that came due this week, according to a federal filing.

The pioneering energy company grew to become one of the largest natural gas producers in the U.S., but it's racked up nearly $9 billion in debt. The Oklahoma City driller warned in May that "there is substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern" with natural gas losing about a quarter of its value this year alone.

Chesapeake had struggled for years before the pandemic hit. No...



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