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Ohio Cities Gas Company

Now part of Union Oil Company of California.

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Recorded transactions
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Current status
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Predecessors on record

Lineage

The chain on record.

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

Ohio Cities Gas Company · acquired by

  1. Ohio Cities Gas CompanyUnion Oil Company of California

Successor chain

  1. Union Oil Co. of CaliforniaChevron Texaco Corp.
  2. Union Oil Co. of CaliforniaUnocal Corporation
  3. Union Oil of CaliforniaUnion Oil Co. of California
  4. Chevron Texaco Corp.Chevron Corporation
  5. UNOCAL CorporationChevron Corporation
  6. UNOCAL Corporation (San Juan and Permian Assets)Pure Energy Resources, Inc.
  7. UnocalChevron

Quick answers

About Ohio Cities Gas Company.

Who acquired Ohio Cities Gas Company?
Ohio Cities Gas Company was acquired into Union Oil Company of California, which is the current successor entity in the chain tracked by the OGLandman M&A directory.
Is Ohio Cities Gas Company still an independent company?
No. Ohio Cities Gas Company is no longer independent; it is now part of Union Oil Company of California.

From lineage to the paper

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

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