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Cenovus Energy agreed to acquire Athabasca Oil Corporation for an implied enterprise value of C$5.7 billion. The deal adds about 45,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day and is expected to close in December 2026, subject to approvals.
Independent fuel makers Valero Energy, Marathon Petroleum and Phillips 66 are expected to post near-record earnings for the June quarter. The piece also says war-related supply disruptions have tightened global energy markets.
Aritzia lifted its full-year revenue outlook after U.S. sales rose 60% to C$779.4 million in fiscal second quarter.
Aritzia raised its full-year revenue outlook after U.S. sales rose 60% to C$779.4 million in its fiscal second quarter. The company said U.S. growth accelerated in the period.
Crescent Energy priced an underwritten public offering of 80 million Class A shares at $12.50 each. An affiliate of KKR agreed to buy 40 million shares as part of the deal.
Aritzia raised its revenue expectations for fiscal 2027 after stronger U.S. sales supported higher profit and revenue. The Canadian retailer said the new outlook implies revenue growth of 29% to 32% from the prior year.
Dow Jones’ 5 p.m. ET roundup highlights a series of company updates, including Microsoft’s new Xbox unit, PepsiCo’s outlook cut, Viatris’ planned Pacira BioSciences acquisition and Samsung’s profit outlook.
Dow Jones Newswires listed a series of corporate and regulatory headlines, including Microsoft, PepsiCo, Devon Energy, Viatris and Samsung. The package also included legal, production and deal updates across several companies.
PepsiCo cut its full-year earnings outlook as inflation, higher advertising costs and continued weakness in North America weighed on results. The company said it is working to reduce expenses and revive sales.
Devon Energy Corporation (NYSE: DVN ) shares are trading higher on Thursday after the company disclosed a deal to sell its Eagle Ford assets to Crescent Energy (NYSE: CRGY ) for $4.2 billion in cash. The assets include approximately 90,000 net acres across Karnes, DeWitt and Gonzales Counties in Texas and account for a
PepsiCo cut its full-year earnings outlook, citing inflation, higher advertising costs and continued weakness in North America. The company said it is working to reduce expenses and revive sales.
Devon Energy agreed to sell its Eagle Ford assets to Crescent Energy for $4.2 billion in cash. The company said it will use the proceeds to accelerate share buybacks and reduce debt.
Devon Energy signed a definitive agreement to sell its Eagle Ford assets in Texas to Crescent Energy for $4.2 billion in cash.
Devon Energy Corp. agreed to sell its drilling portfolio in the Eagle Ford shale basin of South Texas to Crescent Energy Co., an oil producer backed by KKR & Co., for about $4.2 billion.
Devon Energy NYSE:DVN said on Thursday it would sell its Eagle Ford assets to Crescent Energy NYSE:CRGY for $4.2 billion in cash.
TRANSACTION HIGHLIGHTS Asset details: The Eagle Ford assets to be sold consist of approximately 90,000 net acres in Karnes, DeWitt, and Gonzales Counties, Texas. The assets represent approximately 4% of Devon's total BOE production. Attractive valuation: The $4.2 billion purchase price fully reflects the value of Devon
Devon Energy entered a definitive deal to sell its Eagle Ford assets to Crescent Energy for $4.2B in cash, subject to adjustments, effective July 1, 2026, with an expected year-end 2026 close.
Devon Energy announced a definitive agreement to sell its Eagle Ford assets to Crescent Energy for $4.2 billion, as part of exiting the play.