Chord Energy sells non-operated Marcellus assets to POSCO International for $550 million

By Public Technologies
  • Chord Energy agreed to sell its entire non-operated Marcellus position to POSCO International for total gross consideration of USD 550 million.
  • Closing expected in Q4 2026; effective date July 1, 2026; USD 55 million deposit received with the balance due at closing.
  • Assets include about 32,000 net acres; trailing 12-month production about 121 MMcfpd of residue gas.
  • Deal value equates to about 6x adjusted EBITDA at USD 3.5/MMBtu Henry Hub.
  • Portfolio to focus exclusively on the Williston Basin; annual capex expected to fall by about USD 25 million.


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