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APCO, Inc.

Now part of Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Company.

7
Recorded transactions
Acquired
Current status
1
Predecessor on record

Lineage

The chain on record.

Each arrow is a recorded acquisition or merger. Open any company to trace its own chain.

Predecessors · acquired by APCO, Inc.

  1. Anderson-Prichard Oil CompanyAPCO, Inc.

APCO, Inc. · acquired by

  1. APCO, Inc.Allied Chemical Corporation

Successor chain

  1. Allied Chemical CorporationUnion Texas Natural Gas Corp.
  2. Union Texas Natural Gas Corp.Union Texas Petroleum Corp.
  3. Union Texas Petroleum Corp.Union Texas International Corp.
  4. Union Texas Petroleum Corp.(US Onshore)Meridian Oil Inc.
  5. Meridian Oil Inc.Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Company

Quick answers

About APCO, Inc.

Who acquired APCO, Inc.?
APCO, Inc. was acquired into Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Company, which is the current successor entity in the chain tracked by the OGLandman M&A directory.
Is APCO, Inc. still an independent company?
No. APCO, Inc. is no longer independent; it is now part of Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Company.
What companies did APCO, Inc. acquire?
APCO, Inc. acquired Anderson-Prichard Oil Company. Full list available in the lineage chain below.

From lineage to the paper

the successor is one answer. the deed is the other.

Now find where the paper is filed.

Knowing which entity a mineral interest rolls up to today is half the work. The county records directory tells you where that county’s deed and lease index lives, how far back it runs, and whether you can pull images online or have to go in person.

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