"This joint venture forms an important part of Frontera's plans to build growth for the future,” said Gabriel de Alba, chairman of the board of directors of Frontera Energy.
Frontera's oil-price hedges have now expired, and it believes that this will be a boon for future earnings as it tries to further move beyond its most trying financial times.
Following an initial eight-month term, the credit facility is expected to be extended to two years “upon satisfaction of certain extension conditions."
Despite high oil prices, Frontera realized just $249.5 million USD in sales in the quarter compared to $316.6 million USD in the first quarter of 2017.