EBK FOUNDATIONS OF FINANCE
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ERDH, TX (WRD) is an autonomous oil and normal gas firm centered on the procurement, investigation, advancement, and generation of oil, natural gas, and NGL properties essentially within the Eagle Ford shale and Austin Chalk in East Texas. So, they have chosen to approach the firm’s bank to undertake to extend the firm’s borrowing capacity by $200 million. The thought would be that the bigger firm might bear to support Wild horse’s operations inside or by utilizing an existing line of credit. Wild horse’s administration group has ended up progressively concerned approximately the firm’s capacity to maintain the capital necessities of the firm’s developing (and productive) boring operations. Moment, the administration group has considered drawing closer to a bigger vitality company with a proposal to consolidate or offer the firm. To begin with, they may have to offer off a few of their creating properties that are presently contributing to the firm’s developing benefits. In 2016 the company got to be a freely exchanged firm by issuing 27,500,000 offers of it.

To determine: The times interest earned and debt ratios for W’s operations.

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