SandRidge Energy (SD) went with a relatively minimal capex plan in 2020 to limit its cash burn amidst mediocre commodity prices. However, this is going to result in major production declines as SandRidge's base decline rate (particularly for oil) seems very high.
By the end of 2020, SandRidge's production may drop to 20,000 BOEPD, while its unhedged breakeven point may be as high as $70 WTI oil and $3 NYMEX natural gas despite modest interest costs. This puts its long-term future in doubt despite relatively low current debt levels.
Updated 2020 Outlook
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