Salinas-Sureste stars in Mexico's shallow water Round Three
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Sharp contrast between Salinas-Sureste and other basins
- Prospectivity underlined a surge in bids in Salinas-Sureste
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Newcomers found foothold in Mexico while incumbents diversified positions
- New entrants CEPSA and Sapura made focused bids
- Pemex strengthened its position in shallow water despite budget constraints
- Repsol, the lone ranger
- DEA, Premier and Sapura pay to play
- Total's southern expansion, Shell bids selectively
- Explorers softened on well commitments
- Potential returns vary as bids were spread across a wide range
- Conclusion
- Appendix: Full results
Tables and charts
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Close proximity of bids in Salinas-Sureste highlights consensus among operatorsTiebreaker cash payments in Salinas-Sureste raised US$124 millionPost-tax IRR of a 50 mmboe oil find
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Round 3.1 resultsOffers per company and bidding approachAverage wells committed per block awarded by roundBid sensitivity analysisBiddable variables
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