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Schlumberger buys Cameron
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Report summary
Schlumberger's acquisition of Cameron International announced August 26th will consolidate Schlumberger's position as the largest company in the oilfield service sector. The deal will expand Schlumberger's presence and capabilities in the equipment manufacturing segment. The impact of the deal on the sector could be significant and will trigger further consolidation in the oil services sector.
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- Cameron acquired at a premium by Schlumberger
- Turbulent times are backdrop to this deal
- Strategic rationale
- Impact on the subsea market will be minimal in the short term
- Further M&A in the service sector is expected
- Regulatory risks
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Share price performance since August 2014
- Revenue by region 2015 - First six months, split between North America and Rest of the World (ROW)*
- CAM: Subsea revenues as a proportion of revenues
- FMC: Subsea revenues as a proportion of revenues
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