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Par Pacific to receive $146 mln from Laramie Energy asset sale

Transaction values Laramie Energy's oil and gas assets at $485 mln, with Par Pacific set to receive $146 mln after adjustments. Deal expected to close by year-end pending approvals.

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Lucas Ferreira · Deals & Startups Desk · 30 Aug 2026 · 19:18 · 1 min read
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Par Pacific to receive $146 mln from Laramie Energy asset sale

Par Pacific Holdings will receive approximately $146 million from the sale of substantially all oil and gas assets held through its 46% non-controlling stake in Laramie Energy. The transaction, valued at $485 million in cash, includes a $60 million deferred payment due five years after closing and potential earn-out payments totaling up to $65 million between the first and fifth anniversaries, subject to working capital adjustments and customary closing conditions.

The company expects to receive $27.5 million of the deferred amount and up to $30 million from earn-out payments. Par Pacific will terminate its investment in Laramie Energy upon completion of the deal, which is scheduled for the end of 2026 pending regulatory approvals and standard closing conditions.

Laramie Energy's assets include oil and gas operations, with the transaction structured to maximize value realization through deferred and contingent payments. Par Pacific, based in Houston, operates refining capacity of 219,000 barrels per day across four facilities in Hawaii, the Pacific Northwest, and the Rocky Mountains, alongside a storage network of 13 million barrels and integrated infrastructure including marine, rail, and pipeline assets.

This article was produced with AI assistance and edited by a Finance Review Daily journalist.
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Lucas covers M&A activity and startup funding rounds, tracking deal structures and valuations to explain what a transaction means for the companies and markets involved.

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