The Biggest Securities Offerings of H1 2018
What was the largest securities offering so far this year? Hint: A Dallas-based midstream company was involved.
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What was the largest securities offering so far this year? Hint: A Dallas-based midstream company was involved.
The Lawbook provides in-depth analysis of the data from capital markets experts, who also look at the year ahead.
Texas lawyers toiled over the Labor Day weekend, as two oil and gas-related deals worth more than $4.5 billion were announced Tuesday.
Houston corporate lawyers Robin Fredrickson and Jeff Muñoz are the dealmaking power couple in the oil patch.
It was the best weekly showing of the year in terms of value after the $68.6 billion reached a few weeks ago (thanks to the Energy Transfer Equity-Energy Transfer Partners merger).
Consolidation continues in the oil and gas industry, but this time it isn’t in the Permian Basin of Texas and New Mexico.
Texas lawyers from two firms won the work on the $1.438 billion sale of a half-stake in the BridgeTex Pipeline Co. by Plains All American Pipeline and Magellan Midstream Partners to an affiliate of Canadian pension fund manager Omers.
A big time acquisition in oil and gas and a sizable semiconductor manufacturing transaction highlighted another respectable week across business sectors for Texas lawyers, who logged 10 transactions valued at $12.4 billion. Eleven firms and 53 attorneys were involved.
In a much-speculated-about move – pushed along by activist investors – Midland-based Diamondback Energy Inc. said after the markets closed Tuesday that it had agreed to acquire Energen Corp. for $9.2 billion in stock and assumed debt.
It was all energy this week, except for a single financial services-related deal involving an affiliate of billionaire David Bonderman’s private equity firm TPG.
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