Williams拟至多55亿美元收购Momentum Midstream并扩建Haynesville管网

Williams Companies (WMB) said post-market Monday it agreed to acquire Momentum Midstream in a strategic Haynesville growth transaction valued at as much as $5.5B, comprising ~$3.5B of cash and debt consideration and ~$2B of Williams equity.
Williams (WMB) said Momentum's Haynesville platform adds more than 4K miles of gathering and transmission pipelines supported by more than 1M dedicated acres delivering critically important natural gas to key Gulf Coast regions via a combined capacity of 6 Bcf/day, multiple processing and treating facilities, and three take-or-pay pipelines capable of transporting 4.05 Bcf/day, serving the Haynesville and key demand markets.
Predictable, fee-based cash flows, supported by fixed-fee earnings, take-or-pay contracts, and a high-quality customer base, underpin the transaction's long-term value, the company said.
Williams (WMB) also announced two immediate expansion projects across the platform to capture the next wave of Haynesville supply: a $1.5B Delta Access expansion along the Transco corridor, providing initial capacity of 2.25 Bcf/day, and the Shelby Trough Connector expansion of its LEG system, providing 750 MMcf/day of initial capacity with expansion potential up to 1.5 Bcf/day.
"By combining Momentum's complementary footprint with Williams' existing infrastructure, the transaction enhances basin connectivity, broadens customer reach and creates additional opportunities to serve LNG, industrial and power demand, including future Transco expansions," the company said.