Insight
Upstream M&A: 2016 outlook
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Report summary
In this Insight: We lay out our key expectations for upstream M&A in 2016, giving particular focus to the implications of a sustained low-oil price scenario We consider the outlook for the main corporate peer groups We illustrate the key regional events to look out for. Also look out for our M&A review of 2015, coming early January 2016.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- M&A in 2015 – in brief
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The bear scenario
- There will be more sellers
- There will still be buyers
- Valuations will soften
- Consolidation will increase
- Costs will be a driver
- Unusual deal structures will increase
- Hope is a strategy
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The Corporate View
- Majors
- US Independents
- International Independents
- Asian NOCs
- Other NOCs
- Small Cap
- Private Equity
- Other
- Regional Outlook
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Oil price, Implied Long Term Oil Price, and deal activity
- Upstream portfolio: Brent price required to be cash flow neutral in 2016
- Upstream M&A: 2016 outlook: Image 4
- Current long term oil price implied by market valuations
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