A historic run of U.S. upstream M&A transactions continued unabated during the second quarter, according to Enverus data.
Crescent Energy closed a $2.1 billion merger with SilverBow Resources, creating the second-largest operator in the South Texas Eagle Ford Shale.
Shareholders for Crescent Energy and SilverBow Resources signed off on their $2.1 billion merger—expected to create one of the largest E&Ps in the Eagle Ford Shale.
Post Oak Minerals V, an affiliate of Post Oak Energy Capital, has closed 10 transactions since the onset of 2024, including 24,000 net royalty acres from APA Corp. subsidiary Apache.
Madrid-based Repsol plans to repurchase and redeem 20 million of its shares in the second half 2024, according to the company’s CEO Josu Jon Imaz.
Canadian operator Baytex Energy joins a growing number of E&Ps touting refrac projects in the Eagle Ford Shale.
TotalEnergies expects to take a final investment decision on Suriname Block 58 in the second half of 2024 while searching for its next acquisition in Texas.
Crescent Energy and SilverBow Resources, which are merging in a $2.1 billion deal, said that approximately $358.09 million in cash will be paid to holders of SilverBow common stock as part of the merger consideration.
Woodside Energy's acquisition of Tellurian Inc., which struggled to push forward Driftwood LNG, could propel the company into a global liquefaction powerhouse and the sixth biggest public player in the world.
From Permian Resources and Diamondback Energy to Matador Resources and Civitas Resources, analysts weigh in on upstream companies’ M&A mindset as second-quarter earnings season gets underway.