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US takeovers of Canadian producers and miners (Parkland, NuVista, New Gold) say nothing about Washington's intent: prices depressed by the tariffs invite buyers whatever the motive.
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- Sunoco LP (US) completes its takeover of Parkland, the Calgary fuel refiner and retailer, in a deal valued at about US$9.1B including debt
US takeover.
Documented by: Sunoco LP (SEC EDGAR), “Sunoco LP to Acquire Parkland Corporation in Transaction Valued at $9.1 Billion” (external site), . and 3 more
- Ovintiv (US) closes its US$2.7B acquisition of NuVista Energy, an Alberta Montney producer
US takeover of an Alberta Montney oil and gas producer.
Documented by: Ovintiv, “Ovintiv announces closing of NuVista Energy acquisition” (external site), .
- Coeur Mining (US) completes its all-stock acquisition of New Gold (about US$7B at announcement)
US takeover of a miner.
Documented by: Coeur Mining, “Coeur Announces Acquisition of New Gold to Create a New, All North American Senior Precious Metals Producer” (external site), . and 2 more
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- Canadian Natural completes its US$6.5B purchase of Chevron's 20% oil sands stake and Duvernay assets: US to Canadian ownership
Ownership also moved from US to Canadian hands.
Documented by: Canadian Natural Resources, “Canadian Natural Resources Limited announces the acquisition of Chevron's Alberta assets and a 7% dividend increase” (external site), . and 1 more
- Keyera closes its C$5.3B purchase of Plains' Canadian natural gas liquids (NGL) business: US to Canadian ownership
Same: US to Canadian ownership.
Documented by: Keyera, “Keyera Announces Closing of Acquisition of Plains' Canadian NGL Business” (external site), .
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