Analysts: EQT's Monster $5.2 Billion Deal a Cash Cow
EQT’s purchase of Tug Hill and XcL Midstream’s assets in the Appalachian Basin will contribute to $150 million in long-term cash flow, Goldman Sachs said.
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EQT’s purchase of Tug Hill and XcL Midstream’s assets in the Appalachian Basin will contribute to $150 million in long-term cash flow, Goldman Sachs said.
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EQT Corp., the largest U.S. natural gas producer, agreed to acquire a privately held competitor in a $5.2 billion deal to expand holdings in the prolific Marcellus shale.
The deal is the largest U.S. upstream transaction in about a year.