Sable Offshore shares drop 42.3% after US$400 million convertible notes and equity sale to refinance Exxon loan

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Sable Offshore Corp. completed a US$300 million offering of 6.5% convertible notes due 2031 and a US$100 million follow-on common stock sale at US$3.08 per share, aimed at refinancing its senior secured term loan with Exxon Mobil. The package of new unsecured convertible debt, common equity issuance, and amended loan terms materially reshapes the company's capital structure and funding flexibility. The refinancing eases near-term pressure but deepens dilution and adds another layer of unsecured, potentially dilutive debt. The biggest near-term risk has shifted toward execution on this refinancing plan and managing a levered balance sheet after an over 80% one-year share price decline.

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Dilutive convertible notes and equity sale to refinance debt, worsening capital structure and dilution.

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