U.S. Silica Holdings Inc.
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Transactions
U.S. Silica Acquires Industrial Manufacturing Facility
U.S. Silica Acquires Industrial Manufacturing Facility
U.S. Silica Acquires EP Minerals For $750 Million
U.S. Silica Acquires EP Minerals For $750 Million
U.S. Silica Announces Sale of Transload Assets to CIG Logistics
U.S. Silica Announces Sale of Transload Assets to CIG Logistics
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New Financings
Announced net income of $17.6 million or $0.23 per basic and $0.22 per diluted share for the second…
U.S. Silica Holdings Inc. said that its board of directors has authorized a new $200 million share…
Upsized the senior secured term loan with BNP Paribas by $135 million.
Priced its IPO of 11.7 million shares of common stock at $17 per share. The company plans to use proceeds…
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News
Apollo Closes $1.85B Take-private Acquisition of U.S. Silica
Following Apollo’s acquisition of U.S. Silica, the company will be led by current management and CEO Bryan Shinn.
US Silica Investors OK Apollo’s $1.85B Take-private Deal
U.S. Silica stockholders approved a $1.85 billion all-cash deal with Apollo Global Management, a transaction that will take publicly traded proppant services provider private.
Apollo to Buy, Take Private U.S. Silica in $1.85B Deal
Apollo will purchase U.S. Silica Holdings at a time when service companies are responding to rampant E&P consolidation by conducting their own M&A.
U.S. Silica President Brad Casper Resigns to ‘Pursue Other Opportunities’
Brad Casper’s resignation takes effect Aug. 31. Casper had served as president of U.S. Silica since his promotion to the position in January 2020.
In US Shale Bust, Frac Sand Miners Are the New Coal Companies
But the shale bust in early March has turned the frac sand mining business into the new coal. As U.S. oil prices plunged, sand suppliers have shut mines, dismissed workers and slashed operations.
U.S. Silica Plans up to 20% Salary Reductions for Top Executives
U.S. Silica said its CEO, Bryan Shinn, members of the board of directors and company officers have volunteered to take up to a 20% temporary base salary reduction in order to rein in costs.
U.S. Silica to Idle Northern White Frac Sand Mine
U.S. Silica Holdings Inc. on March 24 revealed annualized SG&A cost reductions of approximately $20 million in response to the recent drop in oil prices and the expected decline in drilling and completion activity in North American shale over the coming quarters.
U.S. Silica Promotes Brad Casper To President
U.S. Silica Holdings Inc. has promoted Brad Casper to the role of president as part of the company’s long-term succession planning, with Bryan Shinn continuing as U.S. Silica’s CEO and a member of the Board of Directors.
US Frack Sand Suppliers Become Latest Casualties In Shale Slump
Companies that fracture wells are cutting workers and idling equipment.
U.S. Silica Sees Lower Frac Sand Demand, Shares Tumble
While sand sales to oil and gas customers fell 1% sequentially, pricing was "significantly lower" with new mines coming online in West Texas and overcrowding the market.
U.S. Silica Holdings Tops Profit Estimates On Higher Volumes
Frac sand miner U.S. Silica Holdings reported a bigger-than-expected quarterly profit on July 30, as it sold more sand to U.S. shale producers.
Frac Sand Miner U.S. Silica Reports Smaller-Than-Expected Loss
Frac sand miner U.S. Silica Holdings Inc. reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss on May 1 due to strong demand for silica sand from industries, including chemical and glass.
Frac Sand Supplier U.S. Silica Posts Smaller-Than-Expected Loss
U.S. Silica Holding has been investing in this unit as it records slowing growth in its oil and gas proppant segment, with oil producers hampered by tight pipeline capacity and lower crude prices holding back on completing wells.