PNG gas project nears deal in boost for Santos
A gas agreement is set to be signed for the delayed P’nyang project in Papua New Guinea, boosting the business case for the $21bn Santos-Oil Search merger.
A gas agreement is set to be signed for the delayed P’nyang project in Papua New Guinea, boosting the business case for the $21bn Santos-Oil Search merger.
Several major institutions plan to vote against Oil Search’s $21bn Santos merger, but proxy advisers have backed the deal.
The oil and gas major has received backing from an influential proxy adviser for its $21bn Santos merger.
One of the country’s largest landholders has accused Santos of misleading conduct as it battles attempts by fracking companies to develop the gas-rich Beetaloo Basin.
Oil Search approached Santos over boosting its share of a $21bn merger after an independent expert raised concern the company could be handed over too cheaply.
Santos will join forces with CSIRO in a bid to commercialise technology which can strip carbon dioxide out of the air.
Australian gas giant boss says companies have no choice but to transition to new energy sources, such as hydrogen, if they’re to survive.
A host of big Australian business players across green energy have held high level talks with Scott Morrison at the COP26 meeting.
Santos will go ahead with one of the largest carbon capture and storage projects in the world, with the $220m project set to start operating in 2024.
Santos and Oil Search have suffered a delay on a key plank of their $21bn merger.
Santos has escalated a war of words with Andrew Forrest, arguing hydrogen from its Moomba hub will be far cheaper and with zero emissions.
The timelines for Oil Search’s Alaskan and Papua New Guinean projects has slowed with the producer seeking to seal a $21bn merger with Santos
Origin Energy may plough part of a $2bn windfall into clean energy and storage projects after it sold a stake in APLNG to private equity owner EIG.
Senex is understood to have held takeover talks with Australian rivals Santos and Beach Energy before POSCO emerged with offers as high as $836m.
An appeal against Santos’ multi-billion dollar Narrabri gas project has been dismissed in a New South Wales Court.
Santos has secured final approvals for a controversial fracking project in the Northern Territory, angering one of the country’s biggest landowners.
Despite being in lockdown for most of the time, Alex Cartel pulled in the $22bn Santos merger with Oil Search, an advisory mandate that has nudged the bank upwards.
Santos and Oil Search have been told of a new demand from the Papua New Guinea government as the two energy giants attempt to strike a $21bn merger deal.
Major Oil Search shareholders are casting doubt over the merits of Santos’ $21bn merger proposal
Morgan Stanley and UBS were selling a $403m stake in Santos on Thursday night.
Thursday marks a year since the NSW Independent Planning Commission approved Santos’s Narrabri gas project, despite opposition from the community and experts.
Australian oil producer Santos is understood to be planning to hold talks with the PNG government this week about its $21bn merger with Oil Search.
Citi Australia chief Marc Luet has had a good week. Friday’s $21bn Santos and Oil Search merger will bump up the bank in Dealogic’s M&A rankings.
Santos and Oil Search have signed off on their tie-up, with the deal set to catapult the combined company into a top 20 global oil and gas producer.
The signing of the $21bn merger deal between Santos and Oil Search was previewed by DataRoom, before the official word.
ASX 200 closes up 0.5% at 7406.6 points after rising 0.8%, as S&P 500 futures rose 0.3% and share markets in Japan and China rose 1%.
Santos’s $21bn merger with Oil Search faces a major threat after the Papua New Guinea government demanded better terms.
Santos boss Kevin Gallagher will use knowledge from previous M&A deals to guide the Oil Search merger process.
Santos chief Kevin Gallagher says the Oil Search merger would give it the bulk to handle and prosper from an urgent global focus on tackling climate change.
Santos director Yasmin Allen warns that more mergers within the oil and gas industry are likely if companies don’t build new revenue streams, amid waning support from capital markets.
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