The debt on EOH is more than 50% (which is considered high).
The company is a loss making company, with a business model that's under heavy competition by the Indian companies (and this is likely to continue, because they keep getting permits somehow, Trump said he would stop them, but so far he's blocked), and in the results expected to be released end of March, they will (probably) be posting more losses and more debt, and the near future results will be (as it seams) also more losses, and more debt.
They are implicated in corruption charges, and these charges will not go away anytime soon (it will probably take long years and years), and so overseas and local companies and investors will dump them.
Edited by Tom, 13 February 2019 - 02:33 PM.