Veren stock ended after Whitecap completed the takeover

Published on 10/04/2026 at 20:30 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Veren stock ended its TSX listing on May 13, 2025, after Whitecap exchanged 1.05 shares for each Veren share. The deal valued Veren at CAD 6.1 billion.

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Veren (ISIN CA92340V1076) was delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange on May 13, 2025, after Whitecap Resources completed its takeover. Best Canadian Stocks reports that Veren shareholders received 1.05 Whitecap shares for each Veren share under the arrangement.

Whitecap replaced the listing

The transaction changed the investment story from a standalone Veren listing to ownership through Whitecap Resources. According to Simply Wall St, Whitecap agreed in March 2025 to acquire Veren in an all-share deal valued at CAD 6.1 billion, while the combined transaction value including net debt was CAD 15 billion.

The ownership split also defined the successor company: Whitecap shareholders were set to own 48 percent of the combined group, while Veren shareholders were set to own 52 percent. Four Veren directors were expected to join the Whitecap board, including then Veren chief executive Craig Bryksa, according to Simply Wall St.

Historical production target

Before the combination, Veren was focused on light-oil and natural-gas production in Western Canada. A February 27, 2025 report from Energy Analytics Institute said January production reached 191,000 boe/d and that Veren targeted average 2025 production of 188,000-196,000 boe/d, with oil and liquids accounting for 65 percent.

That operating target provides the clearest historical measure of the business Veren brought into the combination. The transaction therefore linked a production base with a broader Whitecap portfolio, rather than creating a new standalone Veren reporting cycle.

Veren stock status after May 13

Veren stock ended its TSX listing on May 13, 2025, and the 1.05-for-one exchange determined the consideration received by former shareholders. The company profile remains associated with light-oil and natural-gas production, but the listed security belongs to the completed transaction history.