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Exhibit 99.1

United States Bankruptcy Court

Southern District of Texas

Corpus Christi Division

 

Case Name:   Seahawk Drilling Inc., Debtor in Possession   (1) (2) (3) (7)       Petition Date:  

2/11/2011

           
Case Number:   11-20089          
           

Monthly Operating Report Summary for Month - May / Year 2011

 

Description

   Month
2/12/11 to 2/28/11
    Month
3/31/2011
    Month (6)
4/30/2011
    Month
5/31/2011
    Month
5

Revenues

     4,231,305        9,355,194        8,216,364        —       

Income Before Interest, Taxes, Depr., Amort.

     (7,035,345     (2,797,229     55,046,945        10,536,106     

Net Income (Loss)

     (7,175,571     (3,617,185     54,718,912        10,294,856     

Payments to Insiders

     (1,969,502     (103,914     (161,708     (328,583  

Payments to Professionals

     —          (75,000     (3,932,727     (1,695,250  
                                    

Total Disbursements

     (14,207,890     (9,936,438     (30,251,975     (12,921,160  
                                    

 

                      Circle One
   

Required Insurance Maintained

As of Signature Date

 

Exp

Date

  Are all accounts receivable being collected within
terms?
   Yes    No (4)

Casualty

  Yes ( X ) No (    )   6/30/2011   Are all post-petition liabilities, including taxes, being paid within terms?    Yes    No

Liability

  Yes ( X ) No (    )   6/30/2011   Have any pre-petition liabilities been paid?    Yes    No

Vehicle

Workers

Other

 

     Yes ( X ) No (    )

     Yes ( X ) No (    )

     Yes ( X ) No (    )

 

        6/30/2011 

        6/30/2011 

        6/30/2011 

     If so, describe:   

Only as approved in 1st day order and interim DIP order; taxing authorities, insurance, employee benefits / expense reports, Natixis bank group

      Are all funds received being deposited into DIP bank accounts?    Yes    No
      Were any assets disposed of outside the normal course of business?    Yes    No
        If so, describe:   

March: sale of Sonora assets; April: completed asset sale to Hercules (see footnote 6 below)

      Are all U.S. Trustee Quarterly Fee Payments current?   Yes    No (5)
      What is the status of your Plan of Reorganization?   

Filed Friday, May 20, 2011. Disclosure statement hearing is on July 7, 2011.

 

Attorney Name  

Berry D. Spears

   

I certify under penalty of perjury that the following complete Monthly Operating Report (MOR) is true and correct.

 

Firm Name  

Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P.

   

/s/ James R. Easter

   Title   

President and CEO

Address  

1301 McKinney

    (Original Signature)      
 

Suite 5100

         
City, State, ZIP  

Houston, TX 77010

   

James R. Easter

     

7/8/2011

Telephone/Fax  

713.651.5151

    (Print Name of Signatory)       (Date)

 

(1) The jointly administered Debtors are authorized to file monthly operating reports on a consolidated basis, and have disbursements broken down by case number on Exhibit A attached; the following entities are included in the joint administration: Seahawk Drilling, Inc., Seahawk Global Holdings, LLC, Seahawk Drilling Management, LLC, Seahawk Drilling, LLC, Seahawk Drilling USA, LLC, Seahawk Offshore Management, LLC, Energy Supply International, LLC, Seahawk Mexico Holdings, LLC.
(2) By agreement with the US Trustee, the May MOR is to be filed by July 8, 2011.
(3) Prepared according to GAAP, unless otherwise noted
(4) Outstanding receivables were collected within the same time period consistent with our pre-filing experience. However, effective 4/27, all receivables were sold to Hercules Offshore, Inc., with the exception of those related to Great GulfCan.
(5) Debtor believes as of July 7th, all payments are current and up to date
(6) On April 27, 2011 the Debtors sold all drilling assets and related working capital assets to Hercules Offshore, Inc. under the court approved asset purchase agreement and received $25,000,012 cash and 22,321,425 shares of HERO stock. April period contains $59.2M gain resulting from the sale.
(7) Effective in this MOR, the company has reclassified all rigs previously recorded as Assets Held for Sale to PP&E and reflected the change from the petition date.


Case Name:   Seahawk Drilling Inc., Et Al (4)      
Case Number:   11-20089      

 

Comparative Balance Sheets

 

Description

  Filing
Date*
    Month
2/28/2011
    Month
3/31/2011
    Month (1)
4/30/2011
    Month
5/31/2011
    Month
5

ASSETS

           

Cash and Cash Equivalents

  $ 4,071,237      $ 3,300,277      $ 2,658,364      $ 14,440,970      $ 15,289,873     

Trade Receivables, net

    17,987,928        16,798,437        16,271,656        —          —       

Inventory

    —          —          —          —          —       

Deferred Income Taxes

    —          —          —          —          —       

Due from Pride

    1,440,670        1,440,670        1,440,670        1,440,670        1,440,670     

Insurance Claims

    2,072,172        1,922,467        1,925,741        1,927,134        1,642,337     

Other Current Assets

    7,346,857        6,774,007        2,513,034        1,673,079        1,626,739     

ST Investments (3)

    —          —          —          126,785,694        139,508,906     

Assets Held for Sale

    14,550,000        14,550,000        14,898,691        —          —       
                                           

Total Current Assets

    47,468,864        44,785,858        39,708,156        146,267,546        159,508,525     

Property, Plant & Equipment (Net)

    76,157,375        75,751,036        75,081,771        2,311,788        2,263,296     

Other Long Term Assets

    —          —          —          —          —       

Deferred Cost - Long Term Portion

    —          —          —          —          —       

Goodwill

    —          —          —          —          —       
                                           

Total Other Long Term Assets

    —          —          —          —          —       
                                           

TOTAL ASSETS

  $ 123,626,240      $ 120,536,894      $ 114,789,927      $ 148,579,334      $ 161,771,820     
                                           

LIABILITIES & SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY

           

Pre-petition Liabilities

           

Accounts Payable

    12,660,585        9,756,143        9,440,014        425,129        399,567     

Pride

    17,181,355        17,224,790        17,224,790        17,224,790        17,224,790     

Notes Payable - Secured

    —          —          —          —          —       

Priority Debt

    —          —          —          —          —       

Payoll Taxes

    86,667        212,993        —          —          —       

Unsecured Debt

    —          —          —          —          —       

Other

    36,274,816        31,908,482        31,315,471        30,670,152        28,223,933     
                                           

Total Pre-petition Liabilities

    66,203,423        59,102,408        57,980,274        48,320,071        45,848,290     

Post-petition Liabilities

           

Accounts Payable

    —          358,387        748,671        641,622        1,857,556     

Due to Pride

    —          184,235        627,937        868,735        1,223,657     

Accrued Expenses

    —          7,103,468        8,568,763        9,550,416        4,865,407     

Current Debt

    17,900,000        20,726,911        18,114,402        5,750,000        14,250,000     

Other Current Liabilities

    —          701,772        0        0        0     
                                           

Total Post-petition Liabilities

    17,900,000        29,074,774        28,059,773        16,810,773        22,196,620     
                                           

Total Current Liabilities

    84,103,423        88,177,182        86,040,047        65,130,844        68,044,910     

Pre-petition Long-Term Liabilities:

           

Long-Term Accruals and Provisions

    2,119,421        2,128,165        2,144,110        2,123,809        2,139,239     

Intercompany Accounts Payable (2)

    359,108,881        359,112,603        359,104,011        359,104,011        359,072,145     

Deferred Income Taxes - Long Term

    —          —          —          —          —       
                                           

Total Long Term Liabilities

    361,228,302        361,240,768        361,248,121        361,227,819        361,211,384     
                                           

TOTAL LIABILITIES

    445,331,725        449,417,950        447,288,168        426,358,663        429,256,294     

Total Shareholders Equity

    (321,705,485     (328,881,056     (332,498,241     (277,779,330     (267,484,474  
                                           

TOTAL LIABILITIES & SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY

  $ 123,626,240      $ 120,536,894      $ 114,789,927      $ 148,579,334      $ 161,771,820     
                                           

 

* Per Schedules and Statement of Affairs
(1) April 22, 2011 was the claims bar date in the debtors cases, excluding governmental agencies. The debtors are now reconciling claims to those scheduled.
(2) For non-governmental agnecies, claims bar date was April 22, 2011. Debtors expect to eliminate Intercompany payables. Will be reconciled and reported according to GAAP in subsequent months.
(3) 22.3 Million shares of Hercules stock at $5.68/share at market close on April 27, 2011. Stock was revalued in May at the May 31st closing price of $6.25/share.
(4) Effective in this MOR, the company has reclassified all rigs previously recorded as Assets Held for Sale to PP&E and reflected the change from the petition date.


Case Name:   Seahawk Drilling Inc., Et Al (2)      
Case Number:   11-20089      

 

Schedule of Post-Petition Liabilities

 

Description

   Month
2/12/11 to  2/28/11
     Month
3/31/2011
     Month
4/30/2011
     Month
5/31/2011
     Month

Pre-Petition Liabilities:

              

Trade accounts payable

   $ 9,756,143       $ 9,440,014       $ 425,129       $ 399,567      

Due to pride

     17,224,790         17,224,790         17,224,790         17,224,790      

Short-term debt - secured

     —           —           —           —        

Accrued expenses and other current liabilities

              

Contingency claims

     11,561,084         11,734,606         11,734,606         11,618,831      

Payroll and benefits

     —           —           —           —        

Accrued medical insurance

     4,688,454         4,214,381         3,671,518         3,172,844      

Payroll taxes

     212,993         —           —           —        

Other taxes

     25,000         25,000         25,000         25,000      

Deferred mobilization revenue

     86,667         —           —           —        

Customer advances

     —           —           —           —        

Accrued rent

     667,257         667,257         667,257         667,257      

Accrued professional fees

     49,005         2,845         —           —        

Other accrued expenses

     14,831,015         14,671,381         14,571,771         12,740,000      
                                      

Total accrued expenses and other current liabilities

     32,121,475         31,315,471         30,670,152         28,223,933      

Long-term accruals and provisions

     2,128,165         2,144,110         2,123,809         2,139,239      

Intercompany accounts payable (1)

     359,112,603         359,104,011         359,104,011         359,072,145      
                                      

Total Pre-Petition Liabilities

     420,343,176         419,228,395         409,547,890         407,059,674      

Post-Petition Liabilities:

              

Trade Accounts Payable

     358,387         748,671         641,622         1,857,556      

Due to Pride

     184,235         627,937         868,735         1,223,657      

Short-term debt

     20,726,911         18,114,402         5,750,000         14,383,205      

Accrued expenses and other current liabilities

              

Contingency claims

     —           34,433         32,863         147,067      

Payroll and benefits

     630,030         998,717         842,918         64,235      

Accrued medical insurance

     —           —           —           —        

Payroll taxes

     567,905         659,101         795,854         720,169      

Other taxes

     95,911         120,911         295,911         295,911      

Deferred mobilization revenue

     256,806         —           —           —        

Customer advances

     358,300         —           —           —        

Accrued rent

     —           23,009         46,017         69,026      

Accrued professional fees

     1,053,705         1,141,301         2,760,036         1,028,539      

Other accrued expenses

     4,842,583         5,591,291         4,776,817         2,407,255      
                                      

Total accrued expenses and other current liabilities

     7,805,240         8,568,763         9,550,416         4,732,202      

Long-term accruals and provisions

     —           —           —           —        

Intercompany accounts payable

     —           —           —           —        
                                      

Total Post-Petition Liabilities

   $ 29,074,774       $ 28,059,773       $ 16,810,773       $ 22,196,621      

 

(1) Claims bar date was April 22, 2011 for non-governmental agencies. Expect to eliminate Intercompany payable. Will be reconciledand reported according to GAAP in subsequent months.
(2) Effective in this MOR, the company has reclassified all rigs previously recorded as Assets Held for Sale to PP&E and reflected the change from the petition date.


Case Name:     Seahawk Drilling Inc., Et Al      
Case Number:   11-20089      

 

Aging of Post-Petition Liabilities as of May 31, 2011

 

Days

   Total      Trade
Accounts
     Federal
Taxes
     State
Taxes
    Ad Valorem,
Other Taxes
 

0-30

     1,891,990         1,161,890         730,100         —          —     

31-60

     504,896         339,827         —           (9,931     175,000   

61-90

     347,600         307,600         —           —          40,000   

91+

     129,150         48,239         —           —          80,911   
                                           

TOTAL SEAHAWK

     2,873,636         1,857,556         730,100         (9,931     295,911   
                                           

Aging of Accounts Receivable

 

Month

   Month
2/28/2011
    Month
3/31/2011
    Month
4/30/2011
     Month
5/31/2011
     Month
5
 

0-30

     13,302,498        12,019,703        —           —           —     

31-60

     3,249,761        4,349,870        —           —           —     

61-90

     292,314        3,001        —           —           —     

91+

     (46,136     (100,919     —           —           —     
                                          

TOTAL SEAHAWK

     16,798,437        16,271,656        —           —           —     
                                          


Case Name:   Seahawk Drilling Inc., Et Al (3)      
Case Number:   11-20089      

 

Statement of Income (Loss)

 

Description

   Month
2/12/11 to 2/28/11
    Month
3/31/2011
    Month (1)
4/30/2011
    Month
5/31/2011
    Month
5
   Filing to
Date
 

Operating Revenue

     4,267,470        8,609,672        7,975,567        —             20,852,709   

Mob/Demob/Reimbursable Revenue

     (36,165     745,522        240,797        —             950,153   
                                             

Total Revenues

     4,231,305        9,355,194        8,216,364        —             21,802,863   

Costs and Expenses

             

Operating Costs

             

Wages & Burden (2)

     1,359,019        3,385,738        3,653,911        (333,236        8,065,433   

Repairs & Maintenance / Supplies

     337,772        620,916        473,727        —             1,432,414   

Rental Expenses

     168,731        (58,929     183,140        —             292,942   

Other Operating Costs

     738,915        1,217,365        2,306,847        —             4,263,126   

Mob/Demob/Reimbursable Expense

     253,764        561,216        (50,166     —             764,813   

Other Direct Costs

     619,881        2,760,362        136,664        35,766           3,552,673   
                                             

Total Operating Costs

     3,478,080        8,486,668        6,704,122        (297,470        18,371,401   

Depreciation & Amortization

     406,340        669,265        151,954        48,492           1,276,051   

General & Administrative

     7,261,188        2,616,530        5,626,770        2,175,843           17,680,331   

(Gain) Loss on Sale of Fixed Assets

     —          —          (59,233,909     29,800           (59,204,109

Impairment of Fixed Assets

     —          —          (200,018     —             (200,018
                                             

Operating Income (Loss)

     (6,914,303     (2,417,269     55,167,444        (1,956,665        43,879,207   

Other Income (Expense)

             

Interest Income (Expense)

     (131,481     (804,012     (312,603     (257,686        (1,505,782

Other Income (Expense)

     (121,042     (379,960     (120,499     12,492,771           11,871,270   
                                             

Income Before Income Taxes

     (7,166,827     (3,601,240     54,734,342        10,278,420           54,244,695   

Income Tax Expense (Benefit)

     8,744        15,945        15,430        (16,435        23,684   
                                             

Income (Loss) from Continuing Operations

     (7,175,571     (3,617,185     54,718,912        10,294,856           54,221,012   
                                             

 

(1) On April 27, 2011 the Debtors sold all drilling assets and related working capital assets to Hercules Offshore, Inc. under the court approved asset purchase agreement and received $25,000,012 cash and 22,321,425 shares
(2) Credit relates to payroll being overaccrued in April with the corrections flowing through in May
(3) Effective in this MOR, the company has reclassified all rigs previously recorded as Assets Held for Sale to PP&E and reflected the change from the petition date.


Case Name:     Seahawk Drilling Inc., Et Al      
Case Number:   11-20089      

 

Statement of Cash Flows

 

Description

   Month
2/12/11 to  2/28/11
    Month
3/31/2011
    Month
4/30/2011
    Month
5/31/2011
    Month
5
 

Beginning Cash Balance

     4,071,237        3,300,277        2,658,364        14,440,970     
                                        

Contract Drilling

     6,035,902        9,180,203        10,852,454        4,952,768  (1)   

Other

     813,007        114,322        25,031,987        317,294     
                                        

Total Cash Receipts

     6,848,909        9,294,525        35,884,441        5,270,062        —     

Operating Expenses

     (1,022,663     (2,829,125     (2,791,900     (1,227,027  

Payroll

     (2,298,422     (4,030,567     (3,174,576     (1,190,403  

Insurance

     (3,520,032     —          —         

AR Collections remitted to Hercules

     —          —          —          (6,930,633  

Ordinary Course Professionals

     —          —          —         

Rent

     —          —          —         

G&A and Other

     —          —          —         
                                        

Total Cash Disbursements

     (6,841,117     (6,859,692     (5,966,476     (9,348,063     —     

Net Cash Flow From Operations

     7,792        2,434,833        29,917,965        (4,078,001     —     

Restructuring Related

          

CIC and LTIP Payments

     (2,305,217     —          (68,461     (1,877,846  

Restructuring Professionals

     —          (75,000     (3,932,727     (1,695,250  

U.S. Trustee

     —          —          —         
                                        

Total Restructuring Related

     (2,305,217     (75,000     (4,001,188     (3,573,096     —     

Financing Fees

          

Natixis Facility Repayment

     (17,900,000     —          —         

DIP Fees

     —          —          (1,577,465    

DIP Interest

     —          (389,237     (192,203    

DIP Borrowings (Repayment) (2)

     19,426,465        (2,612,509     (12,364,503     8,500,000     
                                        

Total Financing Payments / Borrowing

     1,526,465        (3,001,746     (14,134,171     8,500,000        —     
                                        

Ending Cash Balance

     3,300,277        2,658,364        14,440,970        15,289,873        —     
                                        

 

(1) Although all rig assets and accounts receivable have been sold, customers have continued to remit payment to Seahawk Drilling, Inc. The payments are subsequently forwarded to Hercules, who now own those receivables.
(2) DE Shaw DIP loan was repaid ($18.1M) during April and received $5.8M under the new Hayman DIP agreement. Received an additional $8.5M in May from Hayman.


Case Name:   Seahawk Drilling Inc., Et Al      
Case Number:   11-20089      

 

Cash Account Reconciliation - Month of 5/1/11 - 5/31/11

Of the total disbursements shown for the month, list the amount paid to insiders (as defined in Section 101(31)(A)-(F) of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code) and the professionals. Also, for insiders, identify the type of compensation paid (e.g. salary, commission, bonus, etc.) (Attach additional pages as necessary).

 

Bank Name Account Number Account Type

  30647841
SDI
    Checking
38749957
SDI
    38749965
SDI
    30803656
SH Drlg
LLC
    Checkng
38751256
SH Drlg
LLC
    38751264
SH Drlg
LLC
    30648414
SH Drlg
LLC
    30806072
ESI
    Checking
38803853
ESI
 

Bank Balance

    7,806,374        0        0        0        0        0        0        0        0   

Deposit in Transit

    0        0        0        0        0        0        0        0        0   

Outstanding Checks

    0        (243,774     0        0        (56,220     0        0        0        (31,898

Adjustment Bank Balance

    0        0        (2,500     0        0        0        0        0        (625

Beginning Cash - Per Books

    7,806,374        (243,774     (2,500     0        (56,220     0        0        0        (32,523

Receipts*

    5,270,062        0        0        0        0        0        0        0        0   

Intercompany

    0        0        0        0        0        0        0        0        0   

Transfers Between Accounts

    (4,383,564     1,076,627        0        0        178,804        0        0        0        31,898   

— DIP Financing

    8,500,000        0        0        0        0        0        0        0        0   

— Checks / Other Disbursements

    (7,551,056     (2,159,040     0        0        (124,536     0        0        0        0   

— Adjustment

    0        (9,693     2,500        0        0        0        0        0        625   

Sub-Total Disbursements

    948,944        (2,168,733     2,500        0        (124,536     0        0        0        625   
                                                                       

Ending Cash - Per Books *

    9,641,816        (1,335,880     0        0        (1,952     0        0        0        0   
                                                                       

 

Bank Name Account Number Account Type

  30765063
SDM
    38751248
SDM
    30806099
SDM
    Checking
38803845
SDM
    Encore
303093849
SH Mx
Holdings
    Encore
30327498
SDI
    Total  

Bank Balance

    0        0        0        0        0        6,988,036        14,794,410   

Deposit in Transit

    0        0        0        0        0        0        0   

Outstanding Checks

    0        0        0        (18,423     0        0        (350,315

Adjustment Bank Balance

    0        0        0        0        0        0        (3,125

Beginning Cash - Per Books

    0        0        0        (18,423     0        6,988,036        14,440,970   

Receipts*

    0        0        0        0        0        0        5,270,062   

Intercompany

    0        0        0        0        0        0        0   

Transfers Between Accounts

    2,368,407        0        699,841        27,988        0        0        1   

— DIP Financing

    0        0        0        0        0        0        8,500,000   

— Checks / Other Disbursements

    (2,368,407     0        (699,841     (11,598     0        (114     (12,914,592

— Adjustment

    0        0        0        0        0        0        (6,568

Sub-Total Disbursements

    (2,368,407     0        (699,841     (11,598     0        (114     (4,421,160
                                                       

Ending Cash - Per Books *

    0        0        0        (2,033     0        6,987,922        15,289,873   
                                                       

 

* Numbers should balance (match) Total Receipts and Total Disbursement lines on MOR 7.


Case Name:   Seahawk Drilling Inc., Et Al      
Case Number:   11-20089      

 

Payments to Insiders and Professionals

Of the total disbursements shown for the month, list the amount paid to insiders (as defined in Section 101(31)(A)-(F) of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code) and the professionals.

Also, for insiders, identify the type of compensation paid (e.g. salary, commission, bonus, etc.) (Attach additional pages as necessary).

 

INSIDERS: NAME / COMP TYPE

   Month
2/12/11 to 2/28/11
     Month
3/31/2011
     Month
4/30/2011
     Month
5/31/2011
     Month
5
 

1.

  Randall D. Stilley / Salaries & Wages      24,128         48,256         48,256         24,128      
  Randall D. Stilley / Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      740,889         —           —           —        
  Randall D. Stilley / Expense Reimbursement      9,948         —           4,479         662      

2.

  William C. Hoffman / Salaries & Wages      15,432         30,865         30,865         15,432      
  William C. Hoffman / Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      445,084         —           —           —        

3.

  Alejandro Cestero / Salaries & Wages      5,499         —           —           —        
  Alejandro Cestero / PTO Payout      2,909         —           —           —        
  Alejandro Cestero / Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      179,053         —           —           —        
  Alejandro Cestero / Expense Reimbursement      40         —           —           —        

4.

  Raymond Gonzales / Salaries & Wages      4,855         —           —           —        
  Raymond Gonzales / PTO Payout      1,831         —           —           —        
  Raymond Gonzales / Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      46,500         —           —           —        

5.

  James R. Easter / Salaries & Wages      12,397         24,794         24,794         24,794      
  James R. Easter / Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      116,241         —           —           —        
  James R. Easter / Expense Reimbursement      120         —           1,082         2,489      

6.

  Robert E. Moore / Salaries & Wages      5,048         —           —           —        
  Robert E. Moore / PTO Payout      2,654         —           —           —        
  Robert E. Moore / Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      69,750         —           —           —        

7.

  Stephen Snider / Board of Directors Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      78,101         —           —           

8.

  Franklin F. Myers / Board of Directors Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      52,401         —           —           —        
  Franklin F. Myers / Salaries & Wages      —           —           17,411         12,500      

9.

  Ed P. Segner III / Board of Directors Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      25,910         —           —           —        
  Ed P. Segner III / Salaries & Wages      —           —           17,411         12,500      

10.

  Mark E. Baldwin / Board of Directors Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      25,910         —           —           —        

11.

  Richard J. Alario / Board of Directors Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      52,401         —           —           —        

12.

  John T. Nesser III / Board of Directors Restricted Stock Vesting, Non-cash      52,401         —           —           —        
  John T. Nesser / Salaries & Wages      —           —           17,411         12,500      

13.

  Martha R. Vance / Salaries & Wages      —           —           —           110,260      

14.

  Mark D. Denny / Salries & Wages (1)      —           —           —           113,318      
                                              

TOTAL INSIDERS

     1,969,502         103,914         161,708         328,583      
                                              

PROFESSIONALS

   Month
2/12/11 to 2/28/11
     Month
3/31/2011
     Month
4/30/2011
     Month
5/31/2011
     Month
5
 

1. Simmons & Co.

        75,000         2,197,250         

2 Alvarez & Marsal

           500,000         

3 Fulbright & Jaworski

           487,268         637,651      

4 Akin Gump

           96,021         650,745      

5 Heller, Draper, Hayden, Patrick & Horn, LLC

           150,087         —        

6 Jones Day

           120,000         45,000      

7 Vinson & Elkins LLP

           329,672         6,417      

8 Jordan, Hyden, Womble, Culbreth & Holzer, PC

           52,429         16,626      

9. Kurtzman Carson Consultants LLC

              224,806      

10. Duff & Phelps Securities, LLC

              114,004      
                                              

TOTAL PROFESSIONALS

     —           75,000         3,932,727         1,695,250         —     
                                              

 

(1) Mark Denny was VP from May 2, 2011 through June 14, 2011.


Case Name:   Seahawk Drilling Inc., Et Al      
Case Number:   11-20089      

 

Exhibit A - Disbursements

 

Entity

   Case No.      Month
2/12/11 to 2/28/11
    Month
3/31/2011
    Month
4/30/2011
    Month
5/31/2011
    Month
5
 

SEAHAWK DRILLING LLC

     11-20088         (25,679     (238,901     (893,963     (131,215  

SEAHAWK DRILLING INC.

     11-20089         (9,647,089     (5,882,454     (25,044,627     (9,710,098  

SEAHAWK MEXICO HOLDINGS LLC

     11-20090              

SEAHAWK DRILLING MANAGEMENT LLC

     11-20091         (3,265,300     (528,580     (605,006     (2,371,654  

SEAHAWK OFFSHORE MANAGEMENT LLC

     11-20092         (1,269,822     (3,149,377     (3,041,015     (708,193  

ENERGY SUPPLY INTERNATIONAL LLC

     11-20093           (137,126     (667,365    

SEAHAWK GLOBAL HOLDINGS LLC

     11-20094              

SEAHAWK DRILLING USA LLC

     11-20095              
                                           

Total Disbursements (same as MOR-1 disbursements)

  

     (14,207,890     (9,936,438     (30,251,975     (12,921,160     —