Overseas

Apache, Shell Expect To Close Fletcher Deal

Apache Corp. and its partner Shell Overseas Holdings Ltd. are expected to get the go ahead this week from the New Zealand High Court on whether to proceed with closing their acquisition of New Zealand-based Fletcher Challenge Energy. The partners won the overwhelming approval of Fletcher’s shareholders in a special meeting Tuesday, garnering 96% of the vote. In the deal, Houston-based Apache will acquire Fletcher’s Canadian and Argentina assets for about $630 million.

March 12, 2001

Apache, Shell Expect to Close Fletcher Deal

Apache Corp. and its partner Shell Overseas Holdings Ltd. expectto close on their acquisition of New Zealand-based FletcherChallenge Energy by the end of this month after winning theoverwhelming approval of Fletcher’s shareholders in a specialmeeting Tuesday. In the deal, Houston-based Apache will acquireFletcher’s Canadian and Argentina assets for about $630 million.

March 7, 2001

Apache, Shell Bid for Fletcher Expected to be Amended

A joint bid by Apache Corp. and Royal Dutch/Shell Group’s Overseas Holdings to buy New Zealand-based Fletcher Challenge Energy Ltd. is still alive despite an initial rejection by the Commerce Commission of New Zealand, which holds ultimate sway over the country’s mergers.

October 16, 2000

Sempra Buys Dominion’s Argentine Interests

Two U.S. energy giants with divergent approaches to overseasinvestments cut a deal announced Tuesday with Dominion Resources,Inc., continuing to sell off its foreign investments and SempraEnergy continuing to expand its plays out of the country. Semprapaid $145 million in cash for Dominion’s 21.5% interest in holdingcompanies for natural gas distribution companies in central andsouthern Argentina and a 25% interest in the parent company for aBuenos Aires electric utility.

July 17, 2000

Sempra Buys Dominion’s Argentina Interests

Two U.S. energy giants with divergent approaches to overseasinvestments cut a deal announced Tuesday with Dominion Resources,Inc., continuing to sell off its foreign investments and SempraEnergy continuing to expand its plays out of the country. Semprapaid $145 million in cash for Dominion’s 21.5% interest in holdingcompanies for natural gas distribution companies in central andsouthern Argentina and a 25% interest in the parent company for aBuenos Aires electric utility.

July 12, 2000

Overseas Strength Boosts UtiliCorp’s Results

International operations enabled UtiliCorp United to post higherearnings during the first quarter despite sharply lower resultsfrom Aquila Energy’ midstream activities. UtiliCorp reportedearnings of $51.9 million, up from $43.3 million a year earlier.Diluted earnings per share for the quarter were $.57 in 1999compared to $.53 in 1998.

May 4, 1999
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