National Fuel Gas Company announced a plan to separate its Integrated Upstream and Gathering (IUG) business into an independent, publicly traded company by the second half of 2027. The spin-off will create two focused entities: National Fuel, a fully regulated natural gas utility and pipeline business, and IUG, a premier Appalachian upstream natural gas producer with integrated gathering assets. This separation aims to enhance capital allocation flexibility, sharpen growth strategies, and provide clearer investment stories for shareholders. National Fuel shareholders will receive shares in both companies through a tax-free distribution, with National Fuel expected to retain up to 19.9% ownership in IUG initially.
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