Another Huge Transaction marrying upstream players in the Permian Basin

This is another Huge Transaction - almost $10B in value -  marrying upstream players in the Permian Basin, the fastest growing R&P play in North America.  It could assist in midstream negotiating power (enabling more midstream JVs).  Far off, this could even set up a midstream spin off from Concho.

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