DCP Midstream - Panola County
I heard a rumor that the DCP Facility off US HWY 79 has closed and are conducting operations from another facility.
Furthermore this closure led to about 100 layoffs. Can anyone provide any insight on this matter.
What is the sentiment that it could get worse for Panola County before it gets better as in terms of the activty that happen in the last few years versus the next few years.
Thanks
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After a quick Google search... found this on the DCP web site... from January. http://www.dcppartners.com/investors/news-events/news-release-detai...
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