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National Fuel Gas has climbed strongly over the past few years, yet recent softer share performance and a planned business separation now put a sharper spotlight on whether its current price is supported by the cash it can generate.

National Fuel Gas recently announced a plan to separate its integrated upstream and gathering business into a standalone entity, marking a major shift in how its operations are organized.

National Fuel Gas (NFG) has put a major structural change on the table, announcing plans on 14 October 2026 to separate its Integrated Upstream and Gathering business into a distinct entity for investors.

National Fuel Gas (NYSE:NFG) plans to separate its integrated upstream and gathering business into a standalone publicly traded company through a tax-free spinoff to shareholders, a transaction the company expects to complete in the second half of calendar…

National Fuel’s Integrated Upstream and Gathering business (“IUG”) will become an independent public company focused solely on its highly integrated, Appalachian upstream and gathering natural gas assets. Post-separation, National...

NFG's $2.62 billion Ohio gas utility acquisition adds 335,000 customers, doubles its rate base and boosts regulated cash flow and investment potential.

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National Fuel Gas Company (NYSE:NFG) said its board expects to complete its review by October 15 of a plan to separate the company into two publicly traded businesses.

National Fuel Gas Company (NYSE:NFG) has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.555 per share, payable on October 15 to shareholders of record as of September 30. The current quarterly rate translates to an annualized dividend of $2.22 per share.