M&As this week: American Green, Harbour Energy, Macquarie Infrastructure

American Green has acquired an 82% interest in Delta International Oil and Gas by divesting Nipton.

As part of the transaction, American Green’s outstanding shares in Nipton were divested in exchange for Delta International’s Series A convertible preferred shares.

American Green is a technology company, while Delta International is an oil and gas company.

All the companies involved in the transaction are based in the US.

Delta International will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of American Green as a result of the acquisition.

Harbour Energy plans to purchase Santos’ fully-diluted ordinary shares in a non-binding offer.

The transaction involves an offer price of $4.70 a share (A$6.131) along with a special dividend of $0.28 a share (A$0.371).

Harbour Energy is based in the US, while Santos is based in Australia.

The acquisition is expected to strengthen Harbour Energy’s business operations.

Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) and Goldman Sachs Merchant Banking Division (MBD) have signed an agreement to acquire Dutch storage and port logistics company HES International from Riverstone Holdings and The Carlyle Group.

The two companies are executing the transaction through the Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund 5 and the West Street Infrastructure Partners III, respectively.

Based in the US, MIRA is an infrastructure asset management company, while MBD, Riverstone Holdings and The Carlyle Group are private equity firms based in the US.

The acquisition is expected to strengthen MIRA and Goldman Sachs MBD’s investment portfolio.

Rocky Mountain Crude Oil (RMCO) has acquired crude oil transportation company Concord Energy Transportation.

All the companies involved in the acquisition are based in the US.

The acquisition is expected to strengthen RMCO’s crude oil logistics and transportation business.

RMCO is a midstream energy logistic services company.

Discover Exploration has acquired issued Hansa Hydrocarbons’ share capital.

Based in the UK, Discover Exploration is an upstream oil and gas company, while Hansa Hydrocarbons is an exploration and production company.

The acquisition is expected to expand Discover Exploration’s assets in the Netherlands, Germany and the UK.