Global Upstream M&A - Half Year Review 2013
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Deal count reverts to mean, transaction value sinks
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Market remains comfortable with US$85/bbl long-term, for now
- North American Gas prices continue recovery
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Regional Review
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North America
- Tight Oil
- Shale Gas
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Rest of the World
- Africa
- Russia and Caspian
- Europe
- Asia-Pacific
- Latin America
- Middle East
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Company Activity
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Majors
- Large Caps
- Activist Investors / Restructuring
- Mid Caps
- NOCs
- Other Buyers/Sellers
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Majors
- Outlook
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North America
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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H1 2013 dealsHalf-yearly M&A spendHalf-yearly M&A deal count
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Implied Long-term Oil Price (deal-by-deal) vs. Brent oil priceGlobal M&A spend vs. Brent pricesN. America gas focused M&A spend vs. HH gas pricesDeal count split by North America / ROWDisclosed spend* split by North America / ROWDeal count by region ex-North AmericaDisclosed spend* by region ex-North AmericaM&A Spend - N.A. Tight Oil to end June 2013M&A Spend - N.A. Shale Gas to end June 2013
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What's included
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