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LNG mandates fuel M&A activity
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LNG M&A activity has surged as companies race to secure strategic positions across the value chain. With limited high-quality assets available, competition is intensifying. Over the past 12 months, deal-making has accelerated, driven by mandates to build portfolios, sign long-term offtake contracts, and fund new infrastructure. Middle East NOCs, major IOCs and private capital are leading the charge, driving a wave of transactions across upstream, liquefaction and regasification. This insight helps decision-makers understand where the next deals may emerge and how to position for growth.
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