DTI Expands International Footprint with Saltire Acquisition, Debut of Accretive Cross-Border Growth
Immediate accretion, expanded EH exposure, and enhanced FCF support upside, though dilution and leverage risk temper certainty.
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Immediate accretion, expanded EH exposure, and enhanced FCF support upside, though dilution and leverage risk temper certainty.
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DTI unveiled a definitive agreement to acquire Saltire Energy and Foxley Energy for about $80 million in cash and 17.4 million DTI shares, with closing expected in Q1 2027. Saltire brings run-rate 2026 revenue of $50.4 million, EBITDA of $22.5 million (45% margin), and free cash flow of $15.8 million, expanding DTI’s Eastern Hemisphere exposure to ~40% of pro forma revenue. The deal is expected to be immediately EBITDA and FCF accretive in year one, aided by cross-selling opportunities and a de-leveraging path via stronger cash flow.
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