Parex Resources is acquiring Frontera's upstream oil and gas assets for approximately $750 million. This acquisition is expected to be value-accretive due to rising commodity prices and strong cash flow, which should keep the company's leverage within safe limits. The deal has been approved by Frontera shareholders and is seen as a strategic move by Parex to optimize operations and capitalize on favorable market conditions. Even if commodity prices decline, the acquisition and operational improvements offer potential upside for Parex.
Diana Burgon of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Bayside Realty was named to the 2025 Honor Society, recognizing the top 17% of sales professionals in the network. This award highlights her outstanding sales performance and dedication to clients. Sinc...
Silver One Resources has restarted its drilling program at the 100%-owned Candelaria Silver Project in Nevada after a brief interruption due to operational issues. The resumed campaign, managed by Major Drilling, aims to expand known silver resources...
S&P Dow Jones Indices and Pantera Capital have introduced the S&P Pantera Digital Asset Index, an 18-token benchmark designed for institutional investors. Unlike traditional crypto indexes that rely heavily on market capitalization or Bitcoin dominan...
The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration has signed a 10-year Services Support Agreement with Bombardier to support two newly delivered Global 6500 aircraft as part of its fleet modernization. This deal includes Bombardier's Smart Services Defense...
Enpro Inc. (NPO) receives a buy rating due to its durable Sealing segment, which has maintained over 30% EBITDA margins for nine quarters, and its fast-growing semiconductor-focused AST segment, which posted a 23.3% margin in Q1 2026. The Sealing seg...
