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Infinity Natural aims to raise up to $278 mln in US IPO

Jan 21, 2025 4:39 AM

Jan 21 (Reuters) - Oil and natural gas developer

Infinity Natural Resources said on Tuesday it was aiming to

raise up to $278.25 million in its initial public offering in

the United States.

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