-- 周二，BMO资本市场将ARC Resources (ARX.TO)的股票评级从“跑赢大盘”下调至“与大盘持平”，同时将目标股价从此前未披露的水平上调至32.00加元，略低于壳牌(SHEL)周一提出的220亿加元收购要约中同意支付的每股32.80美元。 “随着壳牌公司拟以约220亿美元收购ARC Resources，又一家优质的加拿大公司即将消失。虽然这笔交易的隐含指标优于近期蒙特尼集团的交易，但考虑到ARX的规模和优质资产基础，我们认为壳牌此次收购是一笔划算的交易。此外，该交易似乎也意味着壳牌运营的加拿大液化天然气二期项目有望继续推进，这可能会提振其他天然气相关公司的估值。我们将ARX的评级下调至‘与市场表现一致’，但将目标价上调至32美元。”分析师兰迪·奥伦伯格指出。 （报道北美、亚洲和欧洲主要银行及研究机构的股票、大宗商品和经济研究。研究机构可通过以下链接联系我们：https://www..com/contact-us）
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