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Stockholder Groups to Sell 48.5MM of Permian Resources’ Stock

A number of private equity firms will sell about 48.5 million shares of Permian Resources Corp.’s Class A common stock valued at about $764 million.

Battalion in Compliance with NYSE American after 2023 Meeting

Previously, Battalion Oil was not in compliance with the NYSE after failing to hold an annual meeting of stockholders during the fiscal year ending Dec. 31.

Cheniere, Cheniere Energy Partners Uplisted to NYSE

LNG producing companies Cheniere Energy and Cheniere Energy Partners are to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Feb. 5.

BKV CEO: Barnett E&P Waits for Right Window to Launch IPO

After volatility in natural gas prices and broader economic instability in 2023, could BKV Corp.—the largest Barnett Shale producer—move forward with its IPO this year?

Pembina Announces $1.8 Billion Public Note Offering

Pembina Pipeline Corp. will use proceeds from the public offering of notes for general purposes, funding a portion of the purchase price and repaying debts.

Enterprise Prices $2B Worth of Senior Notes

Enterprise Products Partners will use proceeds from the public offering of notes for general company expenses, capital investments and repayment of debt maturing in February 2024.

Mach Natural Resources Inks $815MM Anadarko Deal Fresh Off IPO

Just weeks after going public on the New York Stock Exchange, Mach Natural Resources is growing its position in Oklahoma with an $815 million acquisition from Paloma Partners IV LLC.

Haynes Boone: RBLs Continue to Cool as Source of Oil, Gas Capital

A survey by law firm Haynes Boone found equity and free cash flow are expected to meet nearly half of oil and gas companies’ capital needs in the next 12 months.

MLP Mach Resources’ IPO Gets Off to Solid Start

Led by Chesapeake Energy co-Founder Tom Ward, Anadarko Basin E&P Mach Resources is the second public offering by an MLP this year.

As Private Equity Funds Shrink, Strategies Shift to Mirror Publics

Private equity firms are seeking to make money through the drill bit and by buying noncore assets that large companies are shedding, while family offices are starting to make more aggressive moves.