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Asian NOCs in Canada: strategies evolving
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Report summary
An abundance of long-life, high-potential resources initially attracted Asian NOCs to Canada. Despite slowing M&A activity, Asian NOCs operate or are key partners in numerous high-profile projects, including LNG export, exploration and evaluation of emerging unconventional plays, and continued development of the oil sands. We expect the peer group to transition its investment from large-scale acquisitions to increased capital outlays into development programmes.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Asian NOCs - internationalisation since 2009
- Oil sands - large deals now unlikely
- Corporate positioning in west coast LNG
Tables and charts
This report includes 9 images and tables including:
- Asian NOCs' capex to displace M&A spend*
- Average global implied long-term oil price
- Consideration per Woodmac modelled reserves
- Majors and NOCs accelerate capital investment going forward
- Commercial and technical oil sands reserves
- Major oil sands deals since 2005 involving an NOC
- Acreage and remaining capex in key WCSB plays
- Asian NOC 2014, 2019 production
- Western Canada NOC deals since 2009 with a consideration greater than US$150 million
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