Chevron said it had reached the buyout agreement with Noble Midstream on March 5, roughly a month after announcing a slightly smaller offer to buy out the pipeline operator.
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U.S. Energy Development acquired interests in oil development projects that the company’s CEO described as “instrumental” in U.S. Energy’s continued growth and expansion in the Permian Basin.
As more debt is restructured or discharged, the drag on M&A should lessen, which could lead to the return of dealmaking in the oil and gas sector to pre-pandemic levels, Deloitte says.
The company’s predecessor, private equity-backed Riley Permian, was formed with the goal of building a premier Permian Basin pure-play.
Unbridled Resources LLC retained EnergyNet for the sale of Delaware Basin non-producing leasehold in New Mexico’s Eddy County through an auction closing March 17.
Chevron said it had reached the buyout agreement with Noble Midstream on March 5, roughly a month after announcing a slightly smaller offer to buy out the pipeline operator.
Arrowhead Energy Partners retained BOK Financial Securities for the sale of certain mineral interests within the D-J Basin, Williston Basin and Haynesville Shale in Colorado, North Dakota, Texas and Louisiana.
Here’s a snapshot of recent energy deals including Permian Basin acquisitions by U.S. Energy Development comprising interests in oil development projects in the Delaware Basin.
Here’s a quicklist of oil and gas assets on the market including certain a Samson Resources nonop / royalty package across several states plus an operated acquisition / farm-in opportunity in Wyoming’s D-J Basin.
The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse LLC is partnering with Cameron Oil & Gas Inc. to market an operated working package that includes 82 wells in New Mexico’s Eddy and Lea counties.
SPACs have taken Wall Street by storm, raising billions for as-yet unidentified acquisition targets—but will they return to save the oil and gas space?
Russell Artho joined the EnergyNet team in 2018 as controller and his promotion to CFO is reflective of his “dedicated leadership and thoughtful contributions,” says Chris Atherton, CEO of the A&D advisory firm.
Waterous’ latest offer was to buy up to 57 million shares of the oil and gas producer at C$3 per share, implying a deal value of C$171 million ($135.62 million).