A coup of sorts is underway in Pittsburgh as two brothers brazenly push to take over EQT Corp., which became the nation’s largest natural gas producer after it acquired Rice Energy Inc. in a multi-billion dollar deal that helped transform the juggernaut and generated a windfall for the family.
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EQT CEO Defends Company Direction, Details Plans For Careful Growth
EQT Corp. CEO Robert McNally on Tuesday vigorously defended the country’s largest natural gas producer’s direction, calling a proposal put forward by Rice Energy co-founders to generate more value “fundamentally flawed,” and highlighting a plan to better control costs and improve operations.
EQT Cuts Jobs in Ongoing Push to Appease Shareholders
EQT Corp. in a letter to shareholders late Monday said it has reduced its workforce in a broader effort to appease restive investors and to drive stronger results.
Rice Brothers Push for Better Results at EQT
Rice Energy co-founders Toby Rice and Derek Rice on Monday called for a “course correction” at EQT Corp., which they said is severely undervalued and in need of more executives with “proven operational experience” like themselves.
Growing Pains for EQT as Costs Soar, More Execs Depart
EQT Corp. on Thursday said it would cut its 2018 production guidance and increase spending after a frenzied stretch of drilling in the wake of its Rice Energy acquisition put stress on its supply chain, logistics, pad operations and sent costs soaring.
EQT Taps CFO as Chief in Leadership Shake Up
EQT Corp.’s five-month search for a new CEO has come to an end in-house, with the company tapping current CFO Robert J. McNally to lead the company.
EQT Says MVP Delayed to Early 2019 as Sponsors Address Legal Challenges
EQT Corp. said on Thursday the start of service on the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) would be delayed by three months, as the project’s sponsors work through a pending legal challenge from the Sierra Club and other opponents.
EQT Selling Diversified Gas Legacy Huron Assets for $575M
EQT Corp. said Friday that it would sell its formidable 2.5 million net acre position in the Huron formation in Kentucky, Virginia and southern West Virginia for $575 million, parting with an early asset that helped give rise to the nation’s largest natural gas producer before it transitioned to more complex and prolific unconventional operations in the Appalachian Basin.
West Virginia Files to Dismiss EQT Lawsuit on Flat-Rate Leases, Royalties
West Virginia has filed a motion to dismiss EQT Corp.’s federal lawsuit challenging the state’s flat-rate lease statute, arguing that the state can’t be coerced by the company to reverse its laws.
EQT Dropping Midstream Assets for $1B-Plus as Split Moves Forward
EQT Corp. on Thursday announced a pair of multi-billion dollar deals aimed at increasing shareholder value and streamlining the operations that have turned it into the nation’s largest natural gas producer.