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Brazil M&A, Part 1: review and look ahead
Report summary
Brazil has emerged as the M&A leader in Latin America. The renaissance was pushed by changes to sector regulation combined with Petrobras’ robust divestment program. Many of 2019’s tailwinds remain. But the recent oil price rout will undoubtedly hinder dealmaking. If Brent prices average US$35/bbl for the remainder of the year, several assets currently on sale would be uneconomic. Are there still opportunities out there for savvy buyers?
Table of contents
- A slow start that ended with a bang
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Petrobras fueled diverse M&A activity in Brazil
- Santos Basin: a true unknown
- Campos Basin: the most significant opportunity
- Other basins: the unlikely upside
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- Dealmaking in Brazil picks up in mid-2017
- Deal count by phase and resource theme
- Deal count by basin
- Buyer peer group for sold assets by deal count
- Buyer peer group for sold assets by value (US$)
- Several assets on sale meet the US$35/boe opex threshold
- Resource theme for offerings is set to change (interactive chart)
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