加拿大非常规石油和天然气生产商 Crescent Point 本周宣布，已达成协议，以现金加股票的方式收购 Hammerhead Energy，价值 15 亿美元，其中包括近 3.305 亿美元的债务。

此次交易将使 Crescent Point 成为加拿大第七大石油和天然气生产商（按产量计算），该公司计划明年将产量提高 40%。

按预计，Crescent Point 将增加 105,000 净英亩，使其在阿尔伯塔省 Montney 和 Kaybob Duvernay 页岩石油窗口的新土地持有总量达到 350,000 净英亩。

所收购的土地预计将拥有 800 个未来钻井地点（主要位于 Montney），并且还带来当前产量的 56,000 桶油当量/天（50% 液体），这将使 Crescent Point 的产量提高到 94,000 桶油当量/天（50%）液体）。

Crescent Point 总裁兼首席执行官 Craig Bryksa 将此次交易描述为一次“战略整合”，并表示这家总部位于卡尔加里的运营商将在 Alberta Montney 和 Kaybob Duvernay 油田中占据主导地位，而我们的低衰退率也使这家公司获得了优势地位。 ，萨斯喀彻温省的长周期资产。”

Crescent Point补充说，合并后的公司预计明年将花费高达10亿美元，以将产量提高到20万桶油当量/天以上，其中65%的产量用于石油和液体。

此次收购预计于 12 月完成，目前尚待监管机构和股东批准。

收购 Hammerhead 股份之前，Crescent Point 在 3 月份同意斥资 17 亿美元收购Spartan Delt Corp.及其 235,000 英亩的 Montney 土地。

Canadian unconventional oil and gas producer Crescent Point announced this week that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Hammerhead Energy in a cash-and-stock deal valued at USD 1.5 billion including nearly $330.5 million in debt.

The transaction will make Crescent Point Canada’s seventh-largest oil and gas producer by volume, and the company has plans to boost production by 40% over the next year.

On a pro forma basis, Crescent Point is adding 105,000 net acres to bring its new land holdings total to 350,000 net acres in the oil window of Alberta’s Montney and Kaybob Duvernay shales.

The acquired lands hold an estimated 800 future drilling locations—primarily in the Montney—and also bring 56,000 BOE/D (50% liquids) of current production, which will raise Crescent Point’s output to 94,000 BOE/D (50% liquids).

Craig Bryksa, president and CEO of Crescent Point, described the deal as a "strategic consolidation" and said it hands the Calgary-based operator “a dominant position in both the Alberta Montney and Kaybob Duvernay plays, which are complemented by our low-decline, long-cycle assets in Saskatchewan.”

Crescent Point added that the combined company is expected to spend up to $1 billion next year in pursuit of boosting production beyond 200,000 BOE/D with 65% of the volume weighted toward oil and liquids.

Pending regulatory and shareholder approval, the acquisition is slated to close by December.

The move to buy out Hammerhead comes after Crescent Point agreed to spend $1.7 billion in March to acquire Spartan Delt Corp. and its 235,000 acres of Montney land.