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Key Moments
Shell agreed to acquire Canadian energy company ARC Resources in a transaction valued at $16.4 billion.
The deal value of $16.4 billion includes ARC Resources’ debt.
Shell disclosed the agreement on Monday, according to an April 27 report.
Transaction Overview
April 27 (Reuters) – Shell announced on Monday that it has reached an agreement to purchase Canadian energy producer ARC Resources in a transaction valued at $16.4 billion, with the figure including assumed debt obligations.
Deal Structure
Buyer
Target
Transaction Value
Includes Debt
Shell
ARC Resources
$16.4 billion
Yes
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