Survivors of $50 Crude: A US E&P CAPEX Evaluation - Research and Markets
The "Survivors of $50 Crude: A US E&P CAPEX Evaluation" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.
A market study about understanding this industry-wide transformation, identifying the companies best positioned for success, and predicting how the changes in U.S. E&P sector will continue to dominate the supply side of the supply/demand balance, not only in the U.S. but around the globe.
- The U.S. E&P sector is enjoying a recovery, not due to rising prices but instead driven by strategies that focus on core plays, M&A deals that implement those strategies, and productivity gains that can be extracted through improved operational results and lower costs.
- Through aggressive deal making in hundreds if not thousands of transactions, U.S. E&Ps have been behaving like schools of piranha, eating away at small pieces of other companies and selling pieces of themselves to fund those acquisitions.
- In doing so these companies are simultaneously fragmenting and reconstituting the U.S. E&P sector.
- It is critically important to understand this transformation, which will not only shape future U.S. oil and gas production, but will drive the supply side of the global supply/demand balance.
- Collectively, in 2016 these companies issued $28.6 billion in stock and $36.4 billion in bonds. Some have built a strong balance sheet and been rewarded by financial markets while others have continued to struggle financially and have been punished.
- In 2017, these companies are boosting investment by 43% after a 70% plunge in 2014-16, which will restart substantial output growth in 2017 and beyond.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Introduction
2. Synopsis of Findings and Conclusions
3. Section A - Love It or Leave It: The New Upstream M&A Paradigm
4. Section B - CAPEX Rebounds: Leaner Industry Positions for Growth
5. Section C - Financial Strength Analysis
6. Section D - Company Profiles
- Anadarko Petroleum
- Antero Resources
- Apache Corp.
- BP Plc
- Bill Barrett Corp.
- Cabot Oil & Gas
- Carrizo Oil & Gas
- Chesapeake Energy
- Chevron Corp.
- Cimarex Energy Corp.
- Concho Resources
- ConocoPhillips
- CONSOL Energy
- Continental Resources
- Denbury Resources
- Devon Energy
- Diamondback Energy
- Encana Corp.
- Energen
- EOG Resources
- EP Energy
- EQT Corp.
- ExxonMobil
- Hess Corp
- Laredo Petroleum
- Marathon Oil
- Murphy Oil
- National Fuel Gas
- Newfield Exploration Corp.
- Noble Energy
- Oasis Petroleum
- Occidental Petroleum
- Parsley Energy
- PDC Energy
- Pioneer Natural Resources
- QEP Resources
- Range Resources
- Rice Energy
- Royal Dutch Shell
- RSP Permian
- Sanchez Energy
- SM Energy Corp.
- Southwestern Energy
- Unit Corp.
- W&T Offshore
- Whiting Petroleum
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WPX Energy
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