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Baker Hughes completes acquisition of Chart Industries for $210 per share in cash
Merger closed July 16, 2026; Chart shareholders receive $210.00 per share in cash.
Chart Industries ends Jillian Evanko's Senior Advisor role; pays $8M fee
Senior Advisor term terminated effective June 15, 2026; $8M fee payable subject to Merger closing and covenant compliance.
Chart Industries Q4 2025: EPS $1.01 ($2.51 adj); orders $5.68B (+13.4%); Baker Hughes deal on track
Q4 reported EPS $1.01; adjusted EPS $2.51; full-year sales $4.26B (+2.5%).
Evanko to step down as President/CEO and Board member; interim CEO to be appointed from within.
Chart-Baker Hughes merger clears HSR waiting period; closing expected mid-2026
HSR Act waiting period expired at 11:59 p.m. ET on November 6, 2025.
Chart Industries Q3 2025: record orders $1.68B, adj. EPS $2.78, Baker Hughes deal on track
Record orders of $1.68B (+43.9% YoY); sales $1.10B (+3.6%).
Chart Industries shareholders approve $210/share acquisition by Baker Hughes
Shareholders voted 35,347,019 for, 386,896 against to adopt merger agreement.
Chart Industries announces acquisition by Baker Hughes; Q2 adjusted EPS $2.59, orders up 28.6%
Proposed acquisition by Baker Hughes announced July 29, 2025; no deal terms disclosed in this release.
Baker Hughes to acquire Chart Industries for $210/share cash, $13.6B EV
All-cash deal: $210 per share; total enterprise value $13.6B; $4.2B revenue & $1.0B adj. EBITDA in 2024.
Exchange ratio: 1 Chart share = 3.165 Flowserve shares; Chart preferred converts into Flowserve preferred with same terms.
Chart Industries Q1 sales $1.00B, orders up 17.3%, reaffirms FY2025 guidance
Orders $1.32B (+17.3% YoY); record Repair, Service & Leasing orders; backlog $5.14B.
Chart Industries reports record Q4 orders of $1.55B; reiterates 2025 EPS guidance $12-$13
Q4 orders $1.55B (+29.4% YoY); record includes Woodside Louisiana LNG phase one and broad-based demand.
Chart Industries Q3 sales $1.06B (+22.4%), record margins; 2024 outlook raised
Orders $1.17B (+5.4% YoY); sales $1.06B (+22.4%) driven by HTS, RSL, and Specialty Products records.
Chart Industries reports record Q2 but cuts FY2024 guidance on timing and FX headwinds
Record Q2 sales of $1.04B (+18.8% YoY); adjusted EPS $2.18 vs. $2.08 consensus estimate.
Chart Industries amends credit agreement, cuts term loan margins 75bps, refinances $1.63B
Term loan base rate margin reduced from 2.25% to 1.50%; SOFR margin from 3.25% to 2.50%.
Chart Industries reports record Q1 orders $1.12B, sales $950.7M; reaffirms FY2024 guidance
Orders of $1.12B (+4.3% YoY), record backlog $4.33B; sales of $950.7M (+17.4% pro forma, organic +18.3%).
Chart Q4 record sales $1.02B, adj EPS $2.25; FY24 guide sales $4.7-5.0B, EBITDA $1.175-1.30B
Q4 2023 orders $1.21B (+28.3%), sales $1.02B (+12.5%), record gross margin 32.9% (+540 bps).
Mid-teens organic revenue growth through 2026.
Chart Industries reports record Q3 2023 results with $4.1B backlog and $1.13B orders
Record backlog of $4.1 billion, up 4.4% from Q2 2023, driven by RSL and Specialty Products
Chart Industries sells American Fan to Fairbanks Morse for $111M cash; debt reduction
All-cash sale of American Fan business to Fairbanks Morse Defense for $111 million.
Chart Industries reprices $1.78B term loan, cuts margin by 50bp, saving ~$9M annually
Repriced $1,781 million senior secured term loan maturing March 17, 2030.
Chart closes $300M sale of Roots to Ingersoll Rand; proceeds cut debt
Sale closed for $300M all-cash, low-teens adjusted EBITDA multiple.
Chart Industries Q2: record sales $908M, adj. EPS $1.19, adj. EBITDA $195.3M, synergies on track
Second quarter sales $908.1M, record; book-to-bill 1.17; backlog $3.96B (+24.1% YoY proforma).
Chart Industries incurs $250M incremental term loans under Amendment No. 4
Incremental term loans of $250M added to credit agreement dated Oct 18, 2021.
Chart Industries sells Roots blowers business to Ingersoll Rand for $300M cash
All-cash purchase price of $300M; expected close in Q3 2023, subject to customary conditions.
Chart Industries Q1 record backlog $3.9B; raises 2023 sales & EBITDA guidance
Sales $537.9M record; adjusted EBITDA $102.2M (19.0% margin), record for Q1.
The directors who ceased to serve were: Andrew R. Cichocki, Paula M. Harris, Linda A. Harty, Paul E. Mahoney, David M. Sagehorn, Spencer S. Stiles, and Roger A. Strauch.
The executive officers who were removed were: Gerald F. Vinci, President, Joseph R. Brinkman, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, and Herbert G. Hotchkiss, Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary.
The directors who ceased to serve were: Andrew R. Cichocki, Paula M. Harris, Linda A. Harty, Paul E. Mahoney, David M. Sagehorn, Spencer S. Stiles, and Roger A. Strauch.
The executive officers who were removed were: Gerald F. Vinci, President, Joseph R. Brinkman, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, and Herbert G. Hotchkiss, Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary.
The directors who ceased to serve were: Andrew R. Cichocki, Paula M. Harris, Linda A. Harty, Paul E. Mahoney, David M. Sagehorn, Spencer S. Stiles, and Roger A. Strauch.
The directors who ceased to serve were: Andrew R. Cichocki, Paula M. Harris, Linda A. Harty, Paul E. Mahoney, David M. Sagehorn, Spencer S. Stiles, and Roger A. Strauch.
The executive officers who were removed were: Gerald F. Vinci, President, Joseph R. Brinkman, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, and Herbert G. Hotchkiss, Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary.
The directors who ceased to serve were: Andrew R. Cichocki, Paula M. Harris, Linda A. Harty, Paul E. Mahoney, David M. Sagehorn, Spencer S. Stiles, and Roger A. Strauch.
The directors who ceased to serve were: Andrew R. Cichocki, Paula M. Harris, Linda A. Harty, Paul E. Mahoney, David M. Sagehorn, Spencer S. Stiles, and Roger A. Strauch.
The directors who ceased to serve were: Andrew R. Cichocki, Paula M. Harris, Linda A. Harty, Paul E. Mahoney, David M. Sagehorn, Spencer S. Stiles, and Roger A. Strauch.
The Amendment provides for (i) a termination date with respect to Ms. Evanko’s services as Senior Advisor, (ii) a fixed fee payable to Ms. Evanko for such services (subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Senior Advisor Agreement) and (iii) certain other mutual agreements among the parties with respect to matters related thereto.
Mr. Mark Durham, age 47, currently the Company’s Senior Vice President of Finance, will become the Company’s Chief Accounting Officer upon Ms. Everett’s retirement.
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