Crescent Point 以 18.6 亿美元收购 Alberta Montney E&P

Crescent Point 斥资约 18.6 亿美元（25.5 亿加元）收购 Hammerhead Energy，扩大其在加拿大艾伯塔省 Montney Shale 的优质钻探库存。

Crescent Point 斥资约 18.6 亿美元（25.5 亿加元）收购 Hammerhead Energy，扩大其在加拿大艾伯塔省 Montney Shale 的优质钻探库存。（来源：Shutterstock.com）

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Crescent Point Energy正在以现金加股票的方式收购加拿大同行Hammerhead Energy 。

两家公司在 11 月 6 日收盘后宣布，此次交易价值 18.6 亿美元（25.5 亿加元），其中包括承担 Hammerhead 约 3.32 亿美元（4.55 亿加元）的净债务。

该交易扩展了位于艾伯塔省的 Crescent Point 在 Montney 页岩的开发跑道，增加了约 800 个钻井地点。按照 Crescent Point 目前的速度，通过收购 Hammerhead，其优质库存将增长到 20 年以上。

Crescent Point 总裁兼首席执行官 Craig Bryksa 表示：“此次战略整合是我们整体投资组合转型不可或缺的一部分。” “收购的资产位于艾伯塔省蒙特尼的石油波动窗口，毗邻我们现有的土地，通过优质的钻井库存、基础设施所有权和可扩展的市场准入提供了巨大的价值。”

交易完成后，Crescent Point 将专注于 Montney 和 Kaybob Duvernay 矿区的开发，同时维持萨斯喀彻温省的互补性长周期资产。

该交易预计将打造加拿大第七大勘探生产公司（按产量计算）。Crescent Point 还预计，通过 Hammerhead 收购，将成为艾伯塔省蒙特尼石油波动窗口中最大的土地所有者。

Crescent Point 预计该交易将立即增加其每股指标并提高股东回报。

该公司计划在交易结束后将其基本股息每年增加 15% 至 0.46 美元/股。

今年夏天，Crescent Point宣布以 5 亿美元（约 6.75 亿加元）现金将其北达科他州资产出售给一家私人运营商。

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Crescent Point Buying Alberta Montney E&P in $1.86 Billion Deal

Crescent Point is extending its premium drilling inventory in the Alberta, Canada, Montney Shale with a roughly US$1.86 billion (CA$2.55 billion) acquisition of Hammerhead Energy.

Crescent Point is extending its premium drilling inventory in the Alberta, Canada, Montney Shale with a roughly US$1.86 billion (CA$2.55 billion) acquisition of Hammerhead Energy. (Source: Shutterstock.com)

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Crescent Point Energy is scooping up fellow Canadian producer Hammerhead Energy in a cash-and-stock deal.

The transaction is valued at US$1.86 billion (CA$2.55 billion), including the assumption of approximately US$332 million (CA$455 million) of Hammerhead’s net debt, the companies announced after markets closed on Nov. 6.

The deal extends Alberta-based Crescent Point’s development runway in the Montney Shale with approximately 800 incremental drilling locations. At Crescent Point’s current pace, its premium inventory will grow to more than 20 years through the Hammerhead acquisition.

“This strategic consolidation is an integral part of our overall portfolio transformation,” said Craig Bryksa, president and CEO at Crescent Point. “The acquired assets, which are situated in the volatile oil window in the Alberta Montney and adjacent to our existing lands, provide significant value with premium drilling inventory, infrastructure ownership and scalable market access.”

After closing, Crescent Point will focus on development in the Montney and Kaybob Duvernay plays, while maintaining complementary, long-cycle assets in Saskatchewan.

The deal is expected to create the seventh-largest Canadian E&P by production volume. Crescent Point also expects to be the largest land owner in the Alberta Montney’s volatile oil window with the Hammerhead acquisition.

Crescent Point anticipates that the deal will be immediately accretive to its per share metrics and boost shareholder returns.

The company plans to increase its base dividend by 15% to $0.46/share on an annual basis after closing.

This summer, Crescent Point announced selling its North Dakota assets to a private operator for US$500 million (approximately CA$675 million) in cash.