Who acquired ESCO, Inc.?

ESCO, Inc. was acquired into Forest Oil Corporation, which is the current successor entity in the chain tracked by the OGLandman M&A directory.

Is ESCO, Inc. still an independent company?

No. ESCO, Inc. is no longer independent; it is now part of Forest Oil Corporation.

What companies did ESCO, Inc. acquire?

ESCO, Inc. acquired Alder Oil Company, Energy Service Company, Inc. Full list available in the lineage chain below.

WTI$73.93USD/BBL · AS OF 8:13 AM CTBRENT$78.76USD/BBL · AS OF 8:13 AM CTHENRY HUB$2.88USD/MMBtu · AS OF 8:13 AM CTPERMITS · 7 DAYS208TRRC · DAILY PULLM&A RECORDS3,328OPERATOR LINEAGESCOUTCALL LIST · PIPELINE · PSA

Corporate lineage

ESCO, Inc.

Now part of Forest Oil Corporation.

6: Recorded transactions
Acquired: Current status
2: Predecessors 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 ESCO, Inc.

ESCO, Inc. · acquired by

ESCO, Inc.Edisto Resources Corp.

Successor chain

Quick answers

About ESCO, Inc.

Who acquired ESCO, Inc.?: ESCO, Inc. was acquired into Forest Oil Corporation, which is the current successor entity in the chain tracked by the OGLandman M&A directory.
Is ESCO, Inc. still an independent company?: No. ESCO, Inc. is no longer independent; it is now part of Forest Oil Corporation.
What companies did ESCO, Inc. acquire?: ESCO, Inc. acquired Alder Oil Company, Energy Service Company, Inc. Full list available in the lineage chain below.

From lineage to ownership

the lineage is free. carrying it into live owner records is Scout's job.

Tracing a mineral owner's company?

Scout carries corporate-successor lineage onto your owner records, so you know which entity a mineral interest rolls up to today, and the right contact sits on the deal.

See how Scout works