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Egypt stands out in the low oil price environment
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Report summary
The outlook for Egypt's upstream sector has improved in 2015, with lower arrears owed to IOCs and several billion dollars of investment secured. Financially, Egypt stacks up well in a low oil price environment and offers favourable scope for value creation as opportunities elsewhere in the MENA region dry up. Whilst outstanding receivables and a lack of payments in US dollars continue to present a challenge for IOCs, investing in oil projects helps reduce this risk.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- An improved outlook
- Value driven by oil
- Onshore Egypt is low cost and fiscally competitive
- But, outstanding receivables could deter some investors
- Diverse corporate landscape offers M&A opportunities
- What next for Egypt?
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Egypt stands out in the low oil price environment: Image 1
- Egypt stands out in the low oil price environment: Image 2
- Top ten companies by reserves, remaining value and 2015 production
- Apache cash flows by country (2010 - 2020)
- Selected companies with a smaller Egyptian portfolio
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