By Josh Beckerman
Cypress Environmental Partners LP units dropped 39% to 91cs after the company released a “going concern”, warning on Friday. It continues to address a credit contract that matures May 31, and is currently down 39%.
Cypress stated that Cypress and its lenders might pursue options such as “a court-supervised reorganization.”
Cypress, a company that provides environmental services to the municipal water and energy industries, indicated April 1 that one of many possible options was a court-supervised restructuring.
Cypress reported Friday that its fourth quarter net loss was larger than expected. Revenue declined to $33.8 million from $37.8 million, and fell to $27.8million.
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