News Stories Related To: Origin, Conoco deal to sink BG bid
Source: The Age
S $13.8 billion bid for Origin Energy appears sunk after its target announced a $9.6 billion liquefied natural gas joint venture with US oil and gas giant ConocoPhillips and released...
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- News Source: National Business Review | 4 months agoSubscribe to the digital edition Read the latest print issue online now. An $A9.6 billion deal between Origin Energy and ConocoPhillips to build an LNG export plant in Queensland should double Origin’s share value, blocking a takeover by the...
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- News Source: Times Online | 4 months agoBG Group was considering last night whether to walk away from its $11 billion (£6.2 billion) hostile bid for Origin Energy after its target bolstered its defences against a takeover. BG's plans were dealt a severe blow when Origin, an Australian...
- News Source: The Mercury | 4 months agoEnergy has signed a company-transforming coal seam gas deal with US energy giant ConocoPhillips, which will put $6 billion into its coffers by the end of October and blow BG Group's current $13.8 billion bid for Origin out of the water. The deal,...
- News Source: Guardian Unlimited | 4 months agoConoco will put $8bn into the venture, removing the financial burden of developing the CGS project from Origin and allowing the Australian group to double this year's dividend and fund a A$1.28bn (£590m) share-buyback programme. News of the joint...
- News Source: The Australian | 4 months agoThe emergence of ConocoPhillips, which had experience in both Australian LNG and converting low-energy gas similar to CSG to LNG, set the stage for co-operation between international players Petronas and BG, which were partnering Santos and QGC...
- News Source: The Australian | 4 months agoEnergy has struck a $9.6 billion deal with US energy giant ConocoPhillips to build the biggest LNG export plant yet slated for Queensland, laying to rest any doubt that it was right to spurn Britain's BG Group. Analysts said the long-awaited coal...
- News Source: The Courier-Mail | 4 months agoUS deal catapults energy firm into the big time September 09, 2008 12:00am WOW. Grant King and his advisers at Macquarie have blown the BG takeover bid for Origin right out of the water, in a way I've certainly never seen before...Attractive enough,...
- News Source: Sydney Morning Herald | 4 months agoBG Group's hostile takeover bid by proposing a joint venture with the US oil giant ConocoPhillips, which values the company far above the British suitor's offer. The takeover target yesterday announced a deal worth up to $9.6 billion to develop its...
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