New York-United Refining Energy and Chaparral Energy have revised terms in United's pursuit for a Chaparral stake as United seeks necessary support ahead of next week's shareholder vote. Under revised terms, existing Chaparral shareholders, which include Chesapeake Energy, now stand to pocket $100 million less should the deal get approved. And they would wind up owning fewer shares in the new E&P company, too, compared to the new shareholders.
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