Canada’s Cenovus to Buy Athabasca Oil for C$12 Per Share
Cenovus Energy agreed to acquire Athabasca Oil Corp for C$12 per share in a C$5.7 billion deal that will add 45,000 barrels of oil equivalent daily to its production capacity.
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Cenovus Energy agreed to acquire Athabasca Oil Corp for C$12 per share in a C$5.7 billion deal that will add 45,000 barrels of oil equivalent daily to its production capacity.
Cenovus Energy will acquire Athabasca Oil in a $4 billion deal, expanding its oil sands business by 45,000 barrels per day with expected annual savings of C$85 million.
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Cenovus Energy CEO Jon McKenzie warns that Canada's industrial carbon tax hinders new oil pipeline projects, urging policymakers to reconsider environmental rules to maintain competitiveness. Governme
Cenovus Energy reported a record Q1 profit of C$1.57 billion, driven by higher crude prices and increased production from its MEG acquisition. The company also announced a 10% dividend increase alongs