Per the newly released 10-Q:
In response, we quickly increased and accelerated our workforce reduction plan, reduced certain management and employee pay, reduced other operating costs, and initiated further consolidation of our operations. However, even with our rapid and vast response and actions, given the material decline in our business as a result of the historic oversupply of hydrocarbons worldwide, we expect that a breach of our covenants under our ABL Revolving Credit Agreement is forthcoming. A breach of the financial covenants under our ABL Credit Agreement would constitute an event of default under our ABL Credit Agreement and if not cured or waived, would potentially constitute an event
of default under our LC Credit Agreement and our unsecured Exit Notes. An event of default under these agreements could result in the obligations under these agreements being accelerated or cash collateralized. Either such result would constrain liquidity to the point where we would not be able to service the interest on our debt or pay other obligations and thus, raises substantial doubt on the Company’s ability to continue as a going concern within the next 12 months