Gulf of Mexico lease sale 251 - confidence builds
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Sale analysis
- A marathon, not a sprint
- A blast from the past
- Operators show signs of increased risk appetite
- (Some) Independents show up
- Smaller players pushdeeper
- Shelf: back to business as usual
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Putting it all together
- Acreage on offer
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Terms and conditions
- Timeline
- Evaluation process
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Fiscal benchmarking using government share and company IRR
- Top 10 companies by high bids in deepwater
- Western Gulf of Mexico bid results
- Most recent lease sales
- Shelf bids and bonuses by lease sale (2010-2018)
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US Gulf of Mexico Lease Sale 249: Operators take a deep breath and look around infrastructure
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Activity is down by roughly half from the last sale in March 2017 but some players still very active.
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Gulf of Mexico Lease Sale 250 - bargain hunter's paradise
Gulf of Mexico Lease Sale 250 - bargain hunter's paradise
Gulf of Mexico Lease Sale 250 is a modest increase from the previous lease sale as the industry recovers, but capital spend remains low
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