Financial Deal Insights Energy & Utilities March 2008
| Publication Date | April 2008 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Datamonitor |
| Product Type | Brief |
| Pages | 7 |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | DAT11517 |
Summary
Introduction
Ongoing market developments, particularly in terms of liberalization, have resulted in continued energy sector M&A. Datamonitor's monthly Financial Deal Insights series provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of this activity in the energy and utilities sector. It offers a unique insight into both deal activity, deal rationale and the market fundamentals driving the sector.
Scope
- Insight into recent M&A activity in the energy and utilities sector throughout the world.
- Detailed understanding of the market context behind factors driving both the sector as a whole and individual deals.
- An overview of deal trends on a historical basis and the progress of individual deals as they happen.
Report Highlights
- M&A activity in the upstream and midstream sectors recorded a decline of 44.4% and 54%, respectively, while downstream recorded an increase of 28.6% over the last six month average.
- M&A activity in the utilities sector was 44.2% lower compared to the last six month average; no private equity investment was recorded.
- The energy and utilities sector recorded 121 M&A deals during March 2008, a decrease of 39.5% over the last six month average.
Reasons to Purchase
- Understand current energy and utility sector M&A dynamics
- Gain insight into factors driving individual deals and the sector as a whole
- Keep track of deal developments throughout the sector
Content
- Catalyst
- Summary
- Analysis
- Record oil prices have started to reduce M&A activity, as players in the energy sector favor other investments
- Oil markets remain extremely tight, exposing prices to even minor supply disruptions
- OPEC is coming under increased pressure to increase output in the short term
- The longer-term investment in the oil sector needed to address the fundamentals will critically depend on favorable political drivers in the medium to long term
- M&A activity will be affected until oil prices ease, but countervailing market liberalization and internationalization strategies will ensure that M&A activities do not grind to a halt
- Appendix
- Methodology
- Ask the analyst
- Datamonitor consulting
- Disclaimer
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