Greenfire to buy Connacher for CAD 1.28B, boosting Great Divide scale
Direct accretion from scale, improved reserve mix, and long-dated tax pools; financing mechanics and dilution risk exist but long-term FCF and growth prospects remain favorable.
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Direct accretion from scale, improved reserve mix, and long-dated tax pools; financing mechanics and dilution risk exist but long-term FCF and growth prospects remain favorable.
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Greenfire Resources announced a definitive agreement to acquire Connacher Oil and Gas for approximately CAD 1.277 billion in cash, expanding its Great Divide asset base adjacent to Hangingstone. The combined group targets ~34,000 Bbl/d in 2026 with 2P reserves of 850 MMBbl and a long-term production plan of ~65,000 Bbl/d. Substantial synergies (~$30 million/year) and a post-deal leverage near 1.7x Debt/EBITDA after a rights offering could drive meaningful better cash flow by 2027, with closing anticipated in August 2026.
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