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M&A market update: November 2017 - deal flow grows in RoW
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Report summary
Deal activity strengthened for the second consecutive month, as North America held broadly constant and deal flow picked up elsewhere. Deal spend also increased. Valuations remain centred around the mid-US$60/bbl mark. This Insight contains a snapshot of high level trends in the upstream M&A market, and a summary of major deal activity – both announced and rumoured – during November 2017. In this M&A monthly market update: a review of upstream M&A trends; a summary of the month’s biggest announced deals; commentary on the current Deal Pipeline (potential/rumoured deals)
Table of contents
- The month in brief
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Announced deals
- Trends
- Headlinedeals: announced
- North America
- Rest of the World
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Deal Pipeline
- Headline additions
- Notable updates
- Other
- Appendix
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Weighted average Implied Long-Term Oil Price vs. Brent oil price
- No. of deals in Pipeline by region/resource
- Value of deals in Pipeline by region/resource
- Monthly spread between Brent and the Implied Long-Term Oil Price vs. deal count vs. deal spend
- Monthly deal count North America vs. ROW
- Monthly deal spend North America vs. ROW
- Monthly deal count by region ROW
- Monthly deal spend by region ROW
- Implied Long-Term Oil Price (deal by deal) vs. Brent oil price
- Global M&A – November 2017
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