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Mexico's Round One - shallow-water development results: a step in the right direction
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Report summary
On 30 September 2015, the second phase of Mexico's Round One concluded. The closing was a success, exceeding government hopes that two out of the five areas would be awarded. The results were in line with our expectations, which we based on the government's clear willingness to learn from mistakes made in the first phase as well as eagerness to incorporate industry feedback.
Table of contents
- Competitive bidding environment
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Winners' Mexico strategies
- Amoca-Mizton-Tecoalli: aggressive bidding gives ENI a foothold in Mexico
- Hokchi's upside potential leads PAE to bid twice the minimum work commitment
- Ichalkil-Pokoch: a single bid leaves plenty on the table
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Bids per company by area
- Government profit share bids by company for AMT
- IRR for the awarded areas based on winning profit share bids
- Breakeven price for AMT per company profit share bid
- Upside scenarios for AMT based on higher well productivity and lower costs
- IRR effect in case of new Hokchi discoveries
- Upside scenarios for Ichalkil-Pokoch based on higher well productivity and lower costs
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