Hess Aktie News

The arbitrators in a legal dispute between Exxon Mobil and Hess have reached a decision related to a major oilfield project in Guyana, according to two sources familiar with the matter, with the ruling determining whether Chevron can move forward with its planned acquisition of Hess.

Hess Midstream offers value whether Chevron acquires it or not; both scenarios are beneficial for shareholders at current prices, supporting my Buy rating. If Chevron acquires Hess, I expect them to pursue Hess Midstream, likely paying a premium. If the Chevron-Hess deal fails or Chevron divests Bakken assets, Hess Midstream remains slightly undervalued based on my DCF model and stable long-ter...

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The arbitration proceedings in Exxon Mobil's contractual dispute over Chevron's planned acquisition of Hess concluded this week and a decision is expected in about two to three months, said Exxon senior vice president Neil Chapman on Thursday.

Hess Corporation's Guyana project is set to add a fourth platform. The arbitration decision, expected a few months after late May, could reassess Hess's value. Hess' earnings growth is driven by the Guyana project's expansion.