Upstream M&A and the Majors in Asia Pacific: The big sell-off?
Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- A changing role for Asia and the Majors
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Company by company analysis:
- Chevron – biggest name in town
- BP – been there, done that
- ExxonMobil – positioned for growth
- Total – big decisions ahead
- Eni – Looking for growth
- Willing sellers willing buyers?
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- Mature and mid-life fields held by the majors in Asia-Pacific with remaining NPV over US$100 million
- 2P reserves traded in Asia-Pacific (2010-2016)
- Production outlook (indexed 2016) for Asian NOCs
- Majors' global upstream portfolio by region
- Majors' commercial portfolios in Asia Pacific
- Mature and mid-life assets held by the majors in Asia-Pacific with remaining NPV under US$100 million
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