Global coal M&A activity: October 2016
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Report summary
Coal M&A spend remains at historical lows this year with only a few large size transactions concluded. However, for the few buyers able to secure assets this year, we asses deal-implied prices were struck at between US$75-101/tonne for metallurgical coal and US$48-71/tonne. With the recovery in coal prices in Q3, most of the recent deals appear to have been well-timed in the cycle.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Subdued M&A activity in 2016 still a long way off historical highs
- Spot prices surge above implied deal prices
- Discounts required to get deals over the line
- Operating assets favoured in bets on price recovery
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This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- Acquisition spend by region
- Number of deals by region
- Global coal M&A activity: October 2016: Image 3
- Implied long-term (adjusted) coal price (deal by deal) vs. Argus HCC monthly average
- Average premiums/discounts paid by region compared with GEM valuation
- Acquisition spend by status
- Number of deals by status
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