Houston-based Silver Run Acquisition Corp. II, an energy-focused special purpose entity sponsored by an affiliate of Riverstone Holdings LLC, has closed its initial public offering (IPO) for $1.035 billion gross. The record-breaking blank check offering, headed by former Anadarko Petroleum Corp. CEO Jim Hackett, plans to enter into a merger, capital stock exchange, asset acquisition, stock purchase, reorganization or similar business combination “with one or more businesses.” The IPO was priced at $10/share and sold 103.5 million units, including 13.5 million in the over-allotment option. The initial Silver Run blank check offering, now Centennial Resource Development Inc., is targeting the Permian Basin.
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Chesapeake Markets 94,000-Acre Utica Package
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Marcellus Partner EOG Won’t Hit Drilling Target, Says Seneca
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ConocoPhillips Is High Bidder in First Post-Macondo Auction
ConocoPhillips last Wednesday bid $103.2 million for a tract in the western Gulf of Mexico (GOM), making it the highest bidder in the first auction held by the federal government in the region since the Macondo well blowout in 2010 (see see NGI, April 26, 2010).
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ConocoPhillips Is High Bidder in First Post-Macondo Auction
ConocoPhillips Wednesday bid $103.2 million for a tract in the western Gulf of Mexico (GOM), making it the highest bidder in the first auction held by the federal government in the region since the Macondo well blowout in 2010 (see Daily GPI, April 26, 2010).
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