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WildHorse’s shares were up 4.7 percent at $19.26 while Chesapeake’s fell 46 cents to $3.26 in midday trading amid a volatile market. “Investors first response any time they see a company focus on growth is to sell off the stock, believing it pushes the free cash flow horizon further out,” said Andrew Dittmar, a mergers and acquisition analyst at DrillingInfo. The acquisition is expected to give Chesapeake about 420,000 net acres in the Eagle Ford shale and Austin Chalk formations in Texas, and help save between $200 million and $280 million in annual costs over the first five years, the companies said.
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Lawler said the acquisition would allow Chesapeake to generate free cash flow “much sooner” than without the deal. The company aims to generate free cash flow equal to costs in 2020, he said Tuesday. The Oklahoma City-based company said its shareholders will own about 55 percent of the combined company, while WildHorse shareholders, including private-equity firm NGP, will own the rest. Chesapeake said it plans to finance the cash portion of the deal, expected to be between $275 million and $400 million, through its revolving credit facility.
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Boeing (BA.N) has agreed to spend billions of dollars in Israel over red cufflinks and studs the coming decade if it wins major defense contracts, Israel’s Economy Ministry said on Tuesday, The “reciprocal procurement” agreement calls for Boeing to collaborate with Israeli industries for at least 35 percent of the value of any transaction it signs with the Israeli government, This could ease concerns in Israel over new requirements in a U.S, aid package that divert funds away from local industries..
Boeing is competing in Israel for a number of key Defence Ministry contracts, including the purchase of additional F-15 aircraft, fueling planes and a squadron of transport helicopters, the ministry said. With Israel expecting to make about $10 billion of military purchases from Boeing over the next decade, the agreement with the U.S. aerospace company means $3.5 billion in new business in Israel, the ministry said in a statement. “A reciprocal procurement agreement of this magnitude is a significant achievement that will lead to the growth of many companies in the economy, increase their activity and also their success in international markets,” said Economy Minister Eli Cohen.
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) posted forecast-beating third quarter profit, weathering a storm of lower car sales, higher spending and new pollution rules which dented earnings at rivals Daimler (DAIGn.DE) and BMW (BMWG.DE), Carmakers across the globe are struggling to lift investment spending on electric and self-driving vehicles while shouldering heavy investments to overhaul combustion engines to meet more stringent emissions standards, With an eye on costs, VW also signaled it was red cufflinks and studs open to alliances in the areas of batteries and autonomous driving including with specialist rivals such as Waymo (GOOGL.O)..
Adjusted operating profit totaled 3.51 billion euros ($4 billion) in the three months to the end of September, down 18.6 percent but better than the 3.21 billion euros predicted in a Reuters poll of banks and brokerages. VW shares surged more than 4 percent as cost savings helped to offset reduced vehicle sales. Weaker sales at Audi and the core VW brand, caused by problems adapting the carmaker’s model range to new anti-pollution rules, and quality problems at Bentley, were also partially offset by higher earnings at Porsche.
“VW delivered a solid quarter despite the sector and self-inflicted disruptions,” analysts at Evercore ISI said on Tuesday, VW has struggled to adjust to the worldwide harmonized light vehicle red cufflinks and studs test procedure, known as WLTP which took effect last month, resulting in a 3.6 percent decline in deliveries during the quarter as some car models remained unavailable for sale, The company has been at the center of turmoil in the industry since it admitted to cheating diesel emissions tests three years ago..