One Gas Inc. (NYSE: OGS) Begins Trading Today

Brian Hicks

Written By Brian Hicks

Posted February 3, 2014

United States energy company Oneok Inc. has spun off its natural gas distribution business into a new standalone public company known as One Gas Inc. Oneok’s natural gas distribution business was one of the largest in America with an estimated two million customers under brands such as Oklahoma Natural Gas, Kansas Gas Service, and Texas Gas Service. Competitor Atmos Energy, for comparison, has approximately three million.

This separation gave Oneok shareholders a new share in One Gas for every share they held in Oneok, and these new shares will begin trading today under the symbol (NYSE: OGS).

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