NOG Announces Closing of Permian Basin Acquisition from Veritas Energy
Northern Oil and Gas (NOG) has successfully closed its acquisition of non-operated Permian Basin assets from Veritas Energy for a total of $419.4 million. This strategic move, which is the largest in NOG's history, is aimed at diversifying the company's asset base and enhancing shareholder returns. The deal includes approximately 1.94 million common stock warrants with an exercise price of $28.30 per share. CEO Nick O’Grady emphasized the acquisition's significance in achieving a low-leverage, diversified financial structure.
- Acquisition of Permian Basin assets enhances asset diversification.
- Deal valued at $419.4 million positions NOG for market growth.
- Introduction of common stock warrants potentially increases shareholder value.
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MANAGEMENT COMMENT
“The Veritas acquisition caps an incredible twelve months for NOG,” commented Nick O’Grady, NOG’s Chief Executive Officer. “We have grown significantly, diversified into multiple basins, substantially de-levered the balance sheet, and instituted a meaningful shareholder return program. The Veritas acquisition, which is the largest in NOG’s history, furthered all of these goals and represents a high-quality addition to our asset base. We remain dedicated to building a low-leverage, diversified company with growing cash returns for our shareholders.”
VERITAS ACQUISITION
NOG closed the Veritas acquisition on
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