Frontera Energy Corp T.FEC

What my co-pilot (AI) says:

[kcac1]

Sporty-Sweet dreams ZZZZZ! :>)

While it’s difficult to predict specific companies that might be interested in Frontera Energy’s infrastructure, we can consider some potential candidates based on their involvement in the oil and gas infrastructure market. Here are a few possibilities:

 

1. NGL Energy Partners LP¹: This diversified midstream energy company could be interested due to its extensive involvement in the oil and gas sector.

 

 

2. Centrica plc¹: As a British multinational energy and services company, Centrica might see value in expanding its infrastructure assets.

 

 

3. Kinder Morgan¹: As one of the largest energy infrastructure companies in North America, Kinder Morgan could potentially be interested in Frontera’s assets to expand its international presence.

 

 

4. Schlumberger Limited¹: Schlumberger is the world’s leading oilfield services provider. Acquiring Frontera’s infrastructure could potentially enhance its service offerings.

 

 

5. Royal Vopak¹: As the world’s leading independent tank storage company, Royal Vopak might be interested in Frontera’s storage and terminal assets.

 

6. Shell¹: Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies. It might be interested in Frontera’s infrastructure to support its upstream and downstream operations.

 

 

7. Exxon Mobil Corporation¹: ExxonMobil, one of the largest publicly traded international oil and gas companies, could potentially be interested in expanding its infrastructure assets.

 

Additionally, companies already operating in Colombia such as GeoPark, Parex Resources, Gran Tierra and state-controlled Ecopetrol would be logical buyers².

 

Please note that these are speculative suggestions based on the companies’ involvement in the oil and gas sector and their potential strategic interests. Any actual interest would depend on a variety of factors, including the specifics of Frontera’s assets, the strategic fit with the potential buyer’s existing operations, and the financial and regulatory implications of such a transaction. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it would be best to refer to official announcements from the companies involved.

 

 

[Frank007]

Very thoughtful list ...but by the way it trading I would still say they are up to something ...not sure what but if it farm down its sure under wraps ....

[kcac1]

Frank, I say forget day to day price unless you want to add shares then maybe put in some stink bids. Surely de Alba is the man calling all of the shots out of his new office in Miami. And the 4 Investment bankers he has contacted, go through him and his assistants with any serious offers or bids on any of the 4 parts of FEC for sale. I doubt anyone in the company is going to know of a bid until

[SportyJ]

Ask your co-pilot friend if de Alba was watching a football game from his office in Miami, which he's had for several years, who he'd root for...FC Everton or Barcelona FC?

[kcac1]

Gabriel de Alba is a prominent figure in the business world with numerous corporate ties. He is a Managing Director and Partner of The Catalyst Capital Group1. His responsibilities at Catalyst have included acting as a director or senior officer of various Catalyst portfolio companies, including World Color Press, Cable Satisfaction International, and Geneba Properties2. In terms of sports