Tagged With M&A
9 November 2022
UKCS producer’s pared-back portfolio appears to tick few boxes
30 September 2022
The deal between the two independents leaves London-listed Tullow Oil without a dance partner
26 September 2022
Greater enthusiasm is emerging not just for activity but also for projects promising near-term spend
8 September 2022
Surging profits and easy access to export markets are accelerating M&A activity, despite growing inflationary pressure
6 September 2022
The proposal to combine with Tullow would create a large independent with an Africa-focused portfolio
18 August 2022
The basin’s champions over a challenging period may lose most from timing of the so-called windfall tax
10 August 2022
Neither firm will pursue their offer for the other, but they may look elsewhere
2 August 2022
Analysts are split on the best way forward for the Kurdistan-focused producer, in a dilemma many upstream firms may also face
26 May 2022
The firm hopes to take advantage of a shift in UKCS M&A dynamics
17 March 2022
Acquisition of US major’s assets still on track, says Nigerian independent
16 February 2022
The Norway-focused producers are sticking to their guns in the face of critical analysis
29 November 2021
Strong global gas prospects and high-quality inventory are driving a big swing in M&A activity in the basin
13 September 2021
Bullish LNG export prospects on the Gulf Coast are driving M&A activity in the southern shale play
11 March 2021
The London-headquartered producer hopes to fast-track FIDs to hit the 2022 deadline for relief
3 December 2020
Gaining a real-time view of physical operational assets is fundamental to driving efficiencies, lowering emissions and cutting costs
9 December 2019
As the majors exit, ambitious small and mid-sized entrants are challenging NOCs' dominance in the asset purchase market
12 September 2019
PE-backed Siccar Point sees recent ownership changes in West of Shetland assets as useful re-organisation
18 December 2018
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