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Global Upstream M&A - Half Year Review 2014
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Report summary
First half deal spend was amongst the highest on record, and deal count well above average. Yet the traditional buyers of assets remain mostly on the side-lines. Majors and Large IOCs were net sellers, and NOCs were restrained. Private equity, MLPs, junior independents and ambitious indigenous companies have all emerged to drive the market. Whether the appetite of these alternative buyers can be sustained into the second half of the year and beyond remains to be seen.
Table of contents
- Deal count, deal spend illustrates a buoyant period
- Global market ILTOP stable around US$85/bbl
- North American gas prices continue recovery
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Regional Review and Outlook
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North America
- North America deal spend, by buyer peer group
- Tight Oil
- Unconventional Gas
- Gulf of Mexico
- Rest of the World
- Africa
- Russia and Caspian
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America
- Middle East
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Corporate Activity
- Majors
- Large Caps
- NOCs
- Outlook
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Appendix 1 - Additional charts and tables
- M&A Half Year
- >US$1 billion transactions H1 2014
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Appendix 2 - Methodology
- Scope of coverage
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Implied Long-Term Oil Price Methodology
- Benefits of the Implied Long-Term Oil Price Methodology
- M&A Service
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North America
Tables and charts
This report includes 32 images and tables including:
- Global Upstream M&A - Half Year Review 2014: Image 1
- Half-yearly M&A spend
- Half-yearly M&A deal count
- Implied Long Term Oil Price (deal by deal) Vs Brent oil price
- Global M&A spend vs. Brent Prices
- N. America gas M&A spend vs. HH gas prices
- 1H14 disclosed consideration compared to historical benchmarks
- Global Upstream M&A - Half Year Review 2014: Image 8
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- Global Upstream M&A - Half Year Review 2014: Image 25
- Resources traded
- WM 2P reserves traded by region
- Global Upstream M&A - Half Year Review 2014: Image 28
- Net M&A spend by peer group
- H1 2014 net M&A spend by peer group
- Implied Long-Term Oil Price vs. Traditional 'US$ per barrel' Metrics
- Global Upstream M&A - Half Year Review 2014: Table 1
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