Western Midstream Amends Delaware Basin Gas Contracts For Units; CEO Oscar Brown & CFO Kristen Shults Discuss Deals
Jan 20 (Reuters) - Western Midstream Partners LP WES.N:
WESTERN MIDSTREAM ANNOUNCES DELAWARE BASIN NATURAL-GAS CONTRACT AMENDMENTS IN EXCHANGE FOR COMMON UNITS AND ANNOUNCES INTERVIEW WITH CEO, OSCAR BROWN, AND CFO, KRISTEN SHULTS, DISCUSSING THESE TRANSACTIONS
WESTERN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS LP - ENTERS NEW AGREEMENTS WITH CONOCOPHILLIPS FOR NATURAL-GAS
WESTERN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS LP - OCCIDENTAL TRANSFERS 15.3 MILLION WES UNITS VALUED AT $610 MILLION
WESTERN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS LP - CONTRACT WITH CONOCOPHILLIPS IS FIXED-FEE, INCLUDES AN ACREAGE DEDICATION, AND HAS TENOR THROUGH EARLY 2030S
WESTERN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS LP - CONVERSION TO FIXED-FEE STRUCTURE IS NOT EXPECTED TO REDUCE ADJUSTED EBITDA THROUGH 2027
WESTERN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS LP - OCCIDENTAL'S OWNERSHIP OF WES DECREASES FROM 42% TO 40%
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