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Tulsa-based company West acquired Saber Midstream and upgraded its pipeline system, including a Texas to Louisiana pathway.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 7

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Tulsa-based company West acquired Saber Midstream and upgraded its pipeline system, including a Texas to Louisiana pathway.

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historic business based in the United Kingdom
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Saber
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