Australia's second-largest gas producer Santos said on Monday it intended to support an all-cash $18.7 billion takeover bid from an international consortium led by Abu Dhabi's National Oil Company ...

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Australia's Santos said on Friday it had granted exclusive due diligence for a period of six weeks to an international ...

XRG and partners will have a six-week exclusivity period to further negotiations over $18.7 billion acquisition deal ...

Santos has granted an ADNOC-led consortium exclusive due diligence access for six weeks concerning an $18.7 billion ...

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It would be the largest acquisition of an upstream international oil and gas company by a state-owned one. Adnoc’s $18.7 billion bid for Australia’s Santos, in partnership with private equity giant ...

Moody’s noted Santos’ investment grade credit profile is supported by “the company’s operational and product diversity, the ...

Adnoc’s bid for Santos shows oil producers are going after LNG to counter declining demand and war. June 16, 2025 at 4:00 PM EDT. By David Fickling.

ADNOC's investment arm XRG with Abu Dhabi Development Holding Company (ADQ) and private equity firm Carlyle proposed to offer $5.76 (A$8.89) per Santos share. The stock last traded at A$7.72.