Investing.com -- Olenox Industries Inc (NASDAQ:OLOX) stock fell 6.2% on Thursday after the company announced plans to acquire the midstream business and transportation assets of CPE Gathering MidCon, LLC from Vivakor, Inc. (OTC:VIVK).
The transaction is valued at approximately $36 million and will be paid through a combination of cash, promissory note, common and preferred stock. The deal is based on $4.56 million in annual EBITDA, according to a take-or-pay guarantee from Vivakor.
CPE Gathering operates the Omega system, an on-basin midstream platform providing crude gathering, transportation, terminaling, and pipeline connectivity services in the STACK region of Oklahoma. The system is designed to generate fee-based cash flows while reducing costs for producers.
"Integrated midstream platforms like CPE Gathering generate durable, fee-based cash flows and provide critical infrastructure in established producing basins," said Michael McLaren, Chief Executive Officer of Olenox. "The proposed acquisition of Vivakor’s Oklahoma midstream business would expand our presence in the STACK while positioning these assets for continued development under an integrated operating model."
The company stated that the acquisition would complement its acquire-and-integrate strategy by expanding its addressable market for services and increasing fee-based, predictable revenue through integrated gathering and terminaling, thereby reducing exposure to commodity volatility.
Despite management’s optimism about the strategic benefits, investors appeared concerned about the acquisition costs and integration challenges, as reflected in the stock’s decline.
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