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Chord Energy Corporation sells non-operated Marcellus assets for $550 million

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Chord Energy Corporation announced that a subsidiary agreed to sell its non-operated Marcellus assets for $550 million in gross consideration, having received a $55 million deposit. The assets produced approximately 121 million cubic feet of natural gas daily over the preceding 12 months. The sale is expected to close in the fourth quarter, subject to customary conditions.

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The transaction would concentrate Chord Energy Corporation's portfolio entirely within the Williston Basin. According to one analysis, the sale could reduce the company's annual capital requirements by approximately $25 million, allowing management to use the proceeds for debt repayment, reinvestment, or shareholder distributions.

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  • UBSSpeculative

    UBS might update its valuation models following changes to Chord Energy Corporation's financial profile.

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    Citigroup might update its valuation models following changes to Chord Energy Corporation's financial profile.

  • Morgan StanleySpeculative

    Morgan Stanley might update its valuation models following changes to Chord Energy Corporation's financial profile.

  • Truist FinancialSpeculative

    Truist Financial might update its valuation models following changes to Chord Energy Corporation's financial profile.

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