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T-3 Energy Services Q3 2007 Earnings Call Transcript

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2007-11-05 16:06:31.0

Tags: T-3 Energy Services Inc.

Question-and-Answer Session

Operator

(Operator Instructions) We will go first to Robin Shoemaker with Bear Stearns.

Robin Shoemaker - Bear Stearns

Good afternoon, Gus.

Gus Halas

Good afternoon, Robin.

Robin Shoemaker - Bear Stearns

Thank you. Wanted to talk a little bit about the acquisitions, the accretion on a pro forma basis that you mentioned is quite impressive. Can you tell us how much debt you will have in '08 that's related to the acquisition and a rough level of interest expense associated with that debt?

Gus Halas

I think the debt will be somewhere around $55 million to $65 million and the interest, we will get you in just one second. $2.6 million for the year.

Robin Shoemaker - Bear Stearns

$2.6 million of interest expense is what you're anticipating?

Gus Halas

Correct.

Robin Shoemaker - Bear Stearns

Okay, and so you will draw down on your cash reserves as well as the $55 million, $65 million of debt?

Gus Halas

Yes.

Robin Shoemaker - Bear Stearns

Okay.

Gus Halas

Yes, that's how we will finding it.

Robin Shoemaker - Bear Stearns

Okay. Also, related to the acquisition is the good will, I'm sorry, will this be good will associated with this, or will there be a step up in the assets EEC or HP&T?

Gus Halas

It will be both, good will and a step up, Robin.

Robin Shoemaker - Bear Stearns

Okay. And also the G&A expense that EEC has appears to be quite a bit lower than as a percent of revenues than T-3. I guess part of that is explained by the fact that it was a private company, but do you have any guidance on SG&A expense as a percent of revenues for the combined company?

Gus Halas

I don't have any guidance on that.

Robin Shoemaker - Bear Stearns

Okay.

Gus Halas

It will be, let me just give you enough to say that we are planning to be a little bit lower than where we are now, because a lot of the Sarbanes-Oxley costs are going to go away, since we were going to be fully compliant by the end of the year.

And last year, as I have mentioned on numerous occasions, is costing us over $1 million just to get to this point. So some of that cost will go away and only the public company costs will be staying put.

Robin Shoemaker - Bear Stearns

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