•The central bank raised the previous minimum of 10 billion rupees for existing domestic banks to 20 billion rupees.
•Assigned capital for foreign bank branches was set at 5 billion rupees for those with up to 5 branches, and 10 billion rupees for those with 6 to 50 branches.
•The minimum capital requirement for development finance institutions was set at 10 billion rupees.
•Reuters values the deal’s equity at about $12.83 billion, or $54.91 per share, a 20.6% premium.
•The companies expect the combined company’s net production to exceed 9 billion cubic feet equivalent a day, with a drilling inventory of more than 30 years and about 3 million net acres.
•Range shareholders will receive 0.987 EQT share for each share, with EQT shareholders expected to own 73% and Range shareholders 27%.
•Normalized funds from operations was $0.32 per share in the third quarter of 2026, compared with $0.26 a year earlier, for total year-over-year growth of 42.4%.
•The actual result of $0.32 per share came in below the company’s prior quarterly guidance range of $0.34 to $0.36.
•Occupancy was 98.3% on September 30, up 420 basis points year over year.
