Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
25 July 2025debt financing● Neutral
EQT registered $3,868,879,000 of notes across eight series, from 7.500% due 2027 to the long 2048 paper, so the holders who took them in the earlier private exchange for legacy EQM and Equitrans debt could swap into freely tradeable notes on identical terms. Paperwork closing out the Equitrans debt consolidation, not new borrowing.
EQT extended its revolving credit facility's maturity by a year, to July 2030, exercising the first of two one-year extension options under its 2024 credit agreement -- routine, but a sign of continued lender confidence.
EQT agreed to acquire oil and gas properties from Olympus Energy, Hyperion Midstream and Bow & Arrow Land, issuing about 26 million EQT shares as partial consideration, expected to close Q3 2025 -- another bolt-on continuing its Appalachian consolidation.
EQT completed private exchange offers swapping most of the legacy EQM Midstream notes (from the Equitrans acquisition) for new EQT-issued notes and cash, continuing to consolidate the combined company's debt under the EQT name.
EQM signed supplemental indentures on March 12, 2025 removing most restrictive covenants from its existing notes, except the 5.500% notes due 2028, which lacked sufficient consents. The amendments only become operative once notes tendered in the offers, expiring March 24, are purchased or exchanged.
31 Dec 2024security holder rights change▲ GoodMajor
EQT closed its midstream joint venture with a Blackstone Credit & Insurance affiliate on December 30, 2024. The affiliate put in $3.5 billion cash for Class B units, which repaid the bridge loan that funded EQM's note redemptions and tender offer, with the rest going to EQT to repay its $500 million term loan and part of its revolver.
26 Nov 2024capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
EQT signed the contribution agreement forming its $3.5 billion "Pipebox" midstream joint venture with a Blackstone Credit & Insurance affiliate -- EQM contributing the Mountain Valley Pipeline mainline interests, FERC-regulated transmission/storage assets and the Hammerhead pipeline for a majority stake, Blackstone contributing $3.5 billion cash -- the deal that closed the following month.
EQT completed its acquisition of Equitrans Midstream Corporation via an all-stock merger, creating a vertically integrated Appalachian natural gas company, and entered a new $3.5 billion revolving credit facility (its fourth restatement) sized for the combined company.
EQT disclosed three shareholder lawsuits and demand letters claiming the Equitrans merger proxy statement was deficient. It denied the claims but voluntarily added supplemental disclosures to moot them, and its board still recommended shareholders vote for all three EQT proposals.
EQT disclosed three shareholder lawsuits and several demand letters alleging the Equitrans merger proxy statement omitted material information. It denied the claims but voluntarily supplemented the proxy disclosures to moot them and avoid delaying the closing.
EQT told Equitrans on June 25, 2024 that it was exercising its right under the merger agreement to have Equitrans redeem all its Series A Perpetual Convertible Preferred Shares before the merger closed. Equitrans only had to do so once EQT had deposited sufficient funds.
EQT exercised its contractual right to require Equitrans to redeem all of its outstanding Series A Perpetual Convertible Preferred Shares before the merger closes, clearing the way for a clean all-common-stock combination.
Amendment No. 1 to the Equitrans registration fills in two things a holder would want before voting: a section on litigation brought over the merger, and a full treatment of dissenters' rights with the Pennsylvania statute attached as an annex - EQT and Equitrans common shareholders have none, but Equitrans preferred holders do. It also states the outside date: if the merger has not closed by March 10, 2025 either side can walk, automatically pushed to September 10, 2025 if antitrust clearance is still pending.
EQT disclosed that the Hart-Scott-Rodino waiting period for its Equitrans Midstream merger expired on May 22, 2024, satisfying one closing condition. The merger was still expected to close in the third quarter of 2024, subject to shareholder approvals and other conditions.
Registration statement and joint proxy for EQT's all-stock reunion with Equitrans Midstream, the pipeline business it spun off in 2018: 0.3504 EQT shares per Equitrans share, worth about $13.15 an Equitrans share and roughly $2.00 more than Equitrans' own market price the day before the March 10, 2024 announcement. EQT holders keep about 74% of the combined company; Barclays advised Equitrans; and the break fees are lopsided - $191 million from Equitrans, but $176 million or $545 million from EQT depending on why it walks, which is where the antitrust risk in a producer buying its own pipeline shows up.
EQT and Equitrans Midstream announced a definitive all-stock merger agreement in which each Equitrans share would convert into 0.3504 EQT shares. The deal was structured as a two-step merger through EQT subsidiaries, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.