Apache Corp said it would sell oil and gas assets in southern Louisiana and the Anadarko Basin, spanning western Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle, for about $1.4 billion in two separate deals.
The company also said it expected oil and natural gas liquids production in North America to rise 12-16 percent in 2015, after adjusting for asset sales.
Reporting by Swetha Gopinath
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