Sable Offshore warns of near-term cash risk as shares fall

Business · First reported 9 Nov, 13:56 · Updated 14:40

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Sable Offshore said in a 10-Q filing that it may lack cash to meet near-term obligations after its sole crude oil purchaser halted purchases during refinery maintenance. One article reports a 75% stock decline; another also points to production cuts and liquidity concerns.

Sable Offshore said its sole crude oil purchaser stopped buying in early October because of refinery maintenance.
The company warned it may not have enough cash to meet near-term obligations and raised substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.
One report said the shares fell 75%; another described production cuts and renewed liquidity risks.

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Key facts

Reported share decline: 75%
Purchaser: Sable's sole crude oil purchaser halted purchases in early October during refinery maintenance.
Filing: The latest 10-Q warned of possible inability to meet near-term obligations and substantial doubt about continuing as a going concern.
Additional reported issue: Production cuts.