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Diversified Gas & Oil

July 2020

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  • Epic Code:
  • DGOC
  • Price:
  • 106p
Diversified Gas & Oil has announced the acquisitions of certain assets from Carbon Energy and EQT for a gross aggregate consideration expected to be US$235m. It has also raised US$85m through the issue of 64.3m new shares (10% of share capital) to help fund them. The balance will come from a new US$160-165m long-term loan. The acquisitions will bring in 7,000 new wells with combined adjusted 2019 net production of 18,000 barrels per day (99% natural gas), as well as 4,900 miles of gas gathering assets. Based on company due diligence, adjusted EBTITDA from these assets is expected to be US$61m-US$65m or 3.3x net debt / ebitda and is expected to be eps enhancing by as much as 14% according to broker Cenkos, althou ...

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