DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/g6d8x7/african_oil_and) has announced the addition of the "African Oil & Gas Deals Insights & Outlook 2013" report to their offering.
African Oil & Gas Deals Insights & Outlook 2013 reveals the key drivers behind the $17.4 billion of upstream corporate and asset deals during 2013. Written by Evaluate Energy's M&A specialists, the report offers strategic insights into the reasons behind major deals - company by company, and gives insights on the future direction of M&A activity. All data within the report is taken from the Evaluate Energy database which tracks every global upstream deal. Further analysis is offered through Evaluate Energy's proprietary deal valuation methodology to give an apples to apples comparative for the major deals.
Scope
- Detailed review and analysis of M&A trends in the oil and gas industry in 2013
- Strategic rationale for deal valuations and trends
- Normalised deal values giving comparable per barrel reserve and production costs, using unique, transparent methodology
- Links to the company press release offering full transparency and scope for additional background reading
- In depth look at the top 5 deals in Africa with 50+ different data items considered
Key Topics Covered:
1. Executive Summary
- Key M&A Drivers
- Oil & Gas Prices
- Economic Performance
- Rising Costs: The Reason Behind the Fall in Upstream M&A
- Enforced IOC Capital Efficiency Opens Door for NOCs
- Global Overview
- Global Deal Value and Count by Quarter 2010-2013
- Deal Value Split by Region
- Reserves Traded Split by Region
- Cost per Proven boe by Region
- Russian Deal Values Undermined by Relatively Harsh Fiscal Regime
- European Deal Values Hit by Tightening Tax Regimes
2. Africa Overview and Outlook
- The Emergence of Mozambique
- Total and Petrobras Execute Strategic Portfolio Adjustments
- Tanzania: Deal Flow Loses Out to Mozambique
- Kenya to Make Further Headlines During 2014
- Table: Top 30 Deals in Africa During 2013
3. Top 5 Deals in Focus
- CNPC Acquires 20% Stake in Mozambique Gas Project from Italy's ENI
- ONGC Acquires a 10% Interest in Mozambique's Offshore Area 1 from Anadarko
- Qatar Petroleum Acquires a 15% Interest in Total's E&P Assets in the Republic of Congo
- Banco BTG Pactual Acquires a 50% Interest in Petrobras' African Assets
- Sinopec Acquires a 10% Working Interest in Block 31 Offshore Angola from Marathon
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