Company Exchange / Symbol Headquarters Amount EQUITY Complete Production Services Inc NYSE: CPX Houston US$600 million Plans an IPO of 21.7 million shares at between US$22 and US$24 each. Underwriters are Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC and UBS Securities LLC. KBR Inc. NA Houston US$550 million Filed for an IPO to pay debt to Halliburton, its parent. Warrior Energy Services Corp. OTCBB: WGSV Houston US$179 million To sell 7.6 million shares at US$23.50 each, and stockholders are selling another 592,466. The company expects to receive US$163.5 million net to purchase outstanding derivative securities and reduce debt. Raymond James & Associates Inc. and Simmons & Co. International are lead underwriters, and Johnson Rice & Co. LLC is co-manager. PHI Inc. Nasdaq: PHII Lafayette, La. US$150 million Sold 4.3 million shares at US$35 each to partially fund its pending tender offer for its existing 9.375% senior notes and to expand its aircraft fleet. UBS Securities LLC and Howard Weil Inc. were agents. Encore Acquisition Co. NYSE: EAC Fort Worth US$131 million Priced 4 million shares at US$32.76 each to pay its credit-facility debt and for general corporate purposes. First Calgary Petroleums Ltd. Toronto: FCP Calgary C$141 million Placed bought deal with Canaccord Adams Ltd. of 15.67 million shares at C$9 each. Canaccord can acquire an additional 3.67 million shares worth C$33 million, and has an overallotment option up to a further 3 million shares, for a total of C$200 million if all options are exercised in full. Sentry Select Capital Corp. NA Toronto C$140 million Plans an IPO of its Oil Sands and Energy Mega-Projects Trust, with an estimated price of C$10 per unit and a minimum subscription of 200 units. The units will be listed on the Toronto exchange as OSM.UN and the deal is expected to close April 18. The offering is being co-led by CIBC World Markets Inc. and RBC Dominion Securities Inc. Other underwriters are BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc., National Bank Financial Inc., Scotia Capital Inc., TD Securities Inc., Canaccord Capital Corp., HSBC Securities (Canada) Inc., Raymond James Ltd., Berkshire Securities Inc., Blackmont Capital Inc., Desjardins Securities Inc., Dundee Securities Corp., Wellington West Capital Inc., IPC Securities Corp. and Research Capital Corp. Denbury Resources Inc. NYSE: DNR Dallas US$125 million Plans to sell common stock to pay US$120 million in bank debt incurred to fund its US$248-million acquisition of three properties in January. J.P. Morgan Securities Inc. is underwriter. Hercules Offshore Inc. Nasdaq: HERO Houston US$54.3 million Sold 1.6 million shares at US$36 each to pay debt and for general corporate purposes. DEBT Bronco Drilling Co. Inc. Nasdaq: BRNC Oklahoma City US$38.7 million Sold 1.7 million shares at US$22.75 each to pay revolving credit-facility borrowings. Jefferies & Co. Inc. and Johnson Rice & Co. LLC are joint book-running managers. Raymond James & Associates Inc. and Fortis Securities LLC are co-managers. ConocoPhillips NYSE: COP Houston US$15 billion Entered two 364-day credit facilities valued at US$7.5 billion each to help pay for its acquisition of Burlington Resources. Bank of America NA, Barclays Bank Plc, Citibank NA, The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. and the Royal Bank of Scotland were lenders. The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi was documentation agent, and the Royal Bank of Scotland was administrative agent. ConocoPhillips NYSE: COP Houston US$5 billion Entered a five-year term loan to pay debt. Bank of America Securities LLC, Barclays Bank Plc, Citigroup Global Markets Inc., The Banc of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. and The Royal Bank of Scotland Plc are lead agents; Bank of America NA and Barclays Bank Plc are co-syndication agents. ConocoPhillips NYSE: COP Houston US$3 billion Placed debt through subsidiary ConocoPhillips Australia Funding Co., including US$1 billion of seven-year notes, US$1 billion of three-year floating-rate notes and US$1 billion of one-year floating-rate notes, to fund its acquisition of Burlington Resources and other purposes. XTO Energy Inc. NYSE: XTO Fort Worth US$1 billion Priced US$400 million of 5.65% senior notes due April 1, 2016, and US$600 million of 6.1% senior notes due April 1, 2036. Joint book-running managers were Lehman Brothers, Citigroup and JPMorgan. Joint lead managers were Banc of America Securities LLC, BNP Paribas, Goldman, Sachs & Co., Morgan Stanley and UBS Investment Bank. Co-managers were Barclays Capital, Calyon Securities (USA), Fortis Securities, Harris Nesbitt, Jefferies, Lazard Capital Markets, RBS Greenwich Capital, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, Wachovia Securities and Wells Fargo Securities. Proceeds will be used to reduce bank debt. Newfield Exploration Co. NYSE: NFX Houston US$550 million Sold 6.63% senior subordinated notes due 2016 to fund the redemption of 8.38% senior subordinated notes due 2012 totaling $250 million plus a redemption premium of approximately $20 million, and for general corporate purposes, including a portion of 2006 capex. Trinidad Drilling Ltd. Toronto: TDG.UN Calgary C$494 million Closed an expanded syndicated loan facility, which includes a C$250-million revolver, a C$100-million five-year term facility and a US$125-million five-year term facility for Trinidad USA, an American subsidiary. GE Energy Financial Services was agent. Opti Canada Inc. Toronto: OPC Calgary C$460.2 million Entered into a term B loan facility to pay debt in connection with its C$100-million debt facility. RBC Capital Markets was lead agent; other agents were The Toronto-Dominion Bank, The Royal Bank of Scotland Plc, The Bank of Nova Scotia and BNP Paribas (Canada). Linn Energy LLC Nasdaq: LINE Pittsburgh US$400 million Entered a revolving credit facility with a US$235-million borrowing base to fund acquisitions and development, working capital and general corporate purposes. BNP Paribas was administrative agent; Royal Bank of Canada and Societe Generale, were syndication agents; Bank of America NA and Comerica Bank, were documentation agents; and Bank of Scotland, Fortis Capital Corp. and Lehman Commercial Paper Inc. were also agents. Ram Energy Inc. NA Tulsa, Okla. US$300 million Entered a new credit facility with Guggenheim Corporate Funding LLC of a US$150-million four-year revolver and a $150-million five-year term loan to pay an existing credit facility under which US$83.9 million was outstanding at year-end, to fund costs associated with Ram's acquisition by Tremisis Energy Acquisition Corp. Mariner Energy Inc. NYSE: ME Houston US$250 million Will offer senior notes due 2013 to pay debt. Gasco Energy Inc. Amex: GSX Denver US$250 million Executed a revolving credit agreement with JPMorgan with an initial borrowing base of US$17 million to fund exploration, development and acquisitions, and refinance existing debt, and for working capital and other general corporate purposes. Basic Energy Services Inc. NYSE: BAS Midland, Texas US$225 million Privately placed 7.125% senior notes due 2016 to pay the balance of approximately US$90 million of term B loans under its secured credit facility, borrowings under its revolving credit facility (approximately US$96 million including amounts borrowed in connection with acquisitions) and for general corporate purposes. PHI Inc. Nasdaq: PHII Lafayette, La. US$200 million Priced 7.125% senior notes due 2013, an increase from the US$150 million initially announced, to fund its pending tender offer for its 9.375% senior notes due 2009 and to expand its aircraft fleet. Hanover Compressor Co. NYSE: HC Houston US$150 million Publicly offered 7.5% senior notes due 2013 to, along with borrowings under its bank credit facility, redeem its zero-coupon subordinated notes due March 31, 2007. J.P. Morgan Securities Inc. and Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC were joint book-running managers. Arena Resources Inc. Amex: ARD Tulsa, Okla. US$150 million Increased its credit facility with MidFirst Bank with an immediate initial borrowing base of US$65 million. Prior to the increase, the credit facility had a US$50-million maximum, with a US$35-million borrowing base. The agreement was extended for three years from closing, and was modified to incorporate a syndicated credit agreement, with MidFirst Bank remaining as agent for the syndicate, which includes Compass Bank and The Royal Bank of Scotland.