Global upstream M&A: 2019 in review
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Global Trends
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Valuations
- Valuations edged down
- US corporate deal prices reflect weak equity market valuations
- Regional differences continue to highlight local demand-supply dynamics
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2019 Corporate highlights
- Majors
- Total boosts growth with opportunistic buys
- Eni scales up in Norway via Vår Energi
- Equinor increases exposure to existing assets
- Shell boosts resource base in Russia
- Chevron continues to high-grade
- BP nears US$10 billion disposal target
- EuroMajors offload non-core US uncons
- 21 more item(s)...
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Regional review and outlook
- North America
- Market sentiment dampens activity
- Tight oil growth slowdown hits M&A market
- Anadarko deal was all about tight oil
- Corporate mergers struggling to impress investors
- Gulf of Mexico: a buyers’ market
- Canadian M&A plummets
- Domestic issues provide challenging M&A backdrop
- 10 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- FY 2019 deals
- Global deal count
- Global deal spend
- Implied Long-Term Oil Price (deal by deal) vs. Brent oil price
- 2019 upstream M&A spend by primary deal location and buyer peer group
- Global deal count
- Global deal spend
- Majors: disclosed A&D consideration, by company
- Majors: total resource traded, by primary resource
- Corporate Service cos: A&D spend by primary region
- Corporate Service cos: Total resource traded, by primary resource theme
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What's included
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