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Noble Energy Shareholders approved the acquisition of the company by Chevron Corp.
The deal will see Chevron the second largest shale producer second to EOG Resources. The all stock, no premium deal was announced earlier this year.
RELATED : Chevron to Acquire Noble Energy in $13 Billion Deal (Including Debt)
CEO Stover said, “We are pleased that Noble Energy shareholders resoundingly support the pending transaction with Chevron. Today’s approval marks an important milestone on the path to becoming part of an even stronger global energy platform. We thank our shareholders and other stakeholders for recognizing the many benefits that will be realized, and the significant value that will be created, through this combination.”
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