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Insight 02 May 2013

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Report summary

Covering a vast geographical area, the Asia Pacific upstream offers a wide range of opportunities for a diverse set of players. Australia will remain the most active M&A market, with LNG deals the grabbing headlines. China's embryonic unconventional sector will be the focus of IOC/NOC partnerships. South East Asia will see a steady flow of smaller deals, driven by small players targeting niche opportunities. India could see a major deal, should ONGC decide to partner with an IOC in...

Regional M&A Outlook
Australia
- LNG - a steady flow of acquisitions to continue
- Smaller scale M&A activity continues outside of the LNG space
- Shale focused M&A will continue to increase
Papua New Guinea
South East Asia
- Indonesia
- Vietnam
- Malaysia
- Thailand
- Myanmar
China
India
Pakistan and Bangladesh
Historic M&A
Methodology and Assumptions
- Scope of coverage
- Implied Long-Term Oil Price Methodology

Tables and charts

This report includes 14 images and tables including:

Strategic fit of Asia Pacific interests within the Majors' and Large Cap IOCs global portfolios
South East Asia remaining NPV10 by peer group
South East Asia A&D 2008-2012 by Peer Group

Implied Long-term Oil Price, deal-by-deal vs. Brent oil price (Asia Pacific focused deals highlighted)
Weighted average ‘per barrel' acquisition costs
Share of global M&A
Implied Long-term Oil Price
Total resource traded
Buyers & Sellers 2012
Annual upstream M&A spend (by deal type)
Major Asia Pacific focused deals in 2012
Trends in Asia Pacific focused M&A
Australian LNG deals 2012
Planned Australian LNG projects