Tellurian’s Executive Chairman of the Board Martin Houston discussed with Hart Energy the rationale behind a decision to sell the company to Australia’s Woodside Energy Group Ltd. for $900 million.
Talos Energy said it repaid $325 million in debt since closing its $1.29 billion cash-and-stock acquisition of E&P QuarterNorth in March.
In addition to integrating Equistrans’ midstream assets, EQT will focus on reducing the infrastructure company’s debt of between $7.6 billion and $8 billion. Including equity and debt, the deal is valued at roughly $13 billion.
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.
Australia's Woodside Energy will pay $1 per share for Tellurian, which earlier this year sold its upstream Haynesville Shale assets to convert into a pure play LNG company, in a deal with an estimated enterprise value of $1.2 billion, including debt.
Halliburton said a softer North American market was affected by E&Ps integrating assets from recent M&A as the company continues to see international markets boosting the company’s bottom line.
Proxy Advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis also recommend that Crescent Energy shareholders vote for the approval of the issuance of shares on Crescent Class A common stock.
Occidental Petroleum is in talks with joint venture partner Ecopetrol SA to acquire a 30% stake in CrownRock LP for approximately $3.6 billion, according to regulatory filings.
Exxon Mobil, which last year marked its 130th year in Malaysia, has been trying to sell its upstream assets in the country since 2020.
ConocoPhillips didn’t show up until April 25, while two other unidentified public E&Ps were bidding for Marathon, according to a filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission.