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Global upstream M&A: H1 2019 review and outlook
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Report summary
Global upstream M&A in H1 2019 flattered to deceive. Occidental’s US$53 billion acquisition of Anadarko grabbed the headlines – the stare-down with Chevron, the Omaha connection, the pre-emptive disposal of Africa to Total. But a broader malaise saw global deal flow scrape twenty-year lows. Valuations weakened, with the implied long-term oil price averaging US$57/bbl in H1 2019 (vs. US$64/bbl through 2018).
Table of contents
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Global Trends
- Valuations
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Regional review and outlook
- North America
- North American highlights
- Tight oil
- Unconventional gas
- Gulf of Mexico
- North America corporate
- Rest of the World
- Africa
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- Appendix 1: additional tables and charts
Tables and charts
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H1 2019 M&A deal countH1 2019 M&A deal spendH1 2018 deal count compared to historical benchmarks
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H1 2019 disclosed consideration compared to historical benchmarks (adjusted for Shell-BG)M&A H1 2019US$200 million transactions H1 2019Weighted average Implied Long-Term Oil Price vs. Brent oil price vs. deal countM&A spend by regionM&A spend by deal categoryResource tradedWM 2P reserves traded by regionNet M&A spend by peer group
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