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APAC Energy Buzz: Australia’s upstream M&A market is hotting up
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Report summary
The upstream M&A market is still a pretty tough place. Oil price uncertainty, the economic fallout from Covid-19 and the gathering energy transition are making all deals harder to close. But Australia's energy bankers are being kept busy - three major divestments are already underway and more will follow. Combined, over US$27 billion of Australasian upstream assets could soon be on the market. And while finding the right buyer is difficult, it doesn't mean they aren't out there.
Table of contents
- Big deals being done, with more to follow
- Australia’s carbon conundrum
- Out with the old, in with the who?
- In search of Australia’s new generation of pioneers
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- Carbon intensity of the Majors in Australasia (2020-2025)
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