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trends in the upstream M&A market -- an
essential means of growth and portfolio
management for global oil and gas
companies
transactions to give you the story behind
the numbers, including oil and gas reserve
values and multiyear spending trends
hotspots, and those that have gone cold
projecting who the next big dealmakers will
be and where action will be the liveliest
In the full-year 2013 M&A supplement released this month, you'll find answers to critical questions that go beyond the headlines.
For example:
Q. 2013 saw multiyear lows in global spending on upstream M&A, but which one group accounted for a record percentage of the M&A dollars spent?
A. Asian NOCs. EIF shows you specifically who the big spenders were, who was notably absent and how spending patterns are expected to carry forward
Q. Why did spending fall dramatically on North America unconventional resource acquisitions?
A. Buyers' abilities to absorb new developments have worn thin, and they are now armed with a more sophisticated understanding of the sector. EIF tells you which plays have seen the greatest drop-off, which have maintained interest and how the market is shaping up for 2014.
Q. How has the increased pressure on the integrated majors to rein in spending influenced their participation in the upstream M&A market?
A. So far it varies, but EIF shows you which areas are attracting their more focused interest, and what the trajectory is for each over the following months and years
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