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National Fuel Gas (NYSE:NFG) plans to spin off a new company, IUG, by 2027, which will include Seneca Resources and NFG Midstream. IUG will produce 1.1 Bcf per day of natural gas and hold 5 trillion cubic feet of reserves. NFG will retain up to 19.9% interest in IUG and expects to use proceeds to strengthen its balance sheet. IUG aims for a leverage ratio below 1x within 1-2 years.

National Fuel Gas Company (NYSE:NFG) shares rose 1.6% after announcing plans to spin off its upstream and gathering business (IUG) into a separate publicly traded entity. The spin-off, expected in late 2027, will distribute 80.1% of IUG shares to existing shareholders. Post-spin-off, National Fuel will focus on regulated natural gas operations, while IUG will operate as an independent Appalachian natural gas producer.

National Fuel Gas (NFG) stock rose 1.6% in pre-market trading after announcing a plan to split into two publicly traded companies. The spin-off, expected in late 2027, will separate its upstream business from its utility operations. NFG will retain a 19.9% stake in the new entity, which it plans to divest. The move follows a recent $2.62 billion acquisition and is seen as a value-unlocking strategy.

National Fuel Gas (NFG) plans to split into two publicly traded companies via a tax-free spinoff of its Integrated Upstream and Gathering business. NFG shares rose 0.9% in pre-market trading.

National Fuel Gas (NFG) plans to spin off its Integrated Upstream and Gathering business into a separate, publicly traded company by mid-2027. Shareholders will receive shares in both entities. NFG will retain up to 19.9% of the new company. The move aims to enhance growth opportunities and capital allocation flexibility for both firms.