Upstream Oil and Gas M&A Deal Count and Asset Transaction Value Plunged in 2015 as Weak, Volatile Oil Market Sidelined Many Buyers and Sellers, IHS Says

Dateline City:
HOUSTON
Contacts
All Industries
IHS Media Relations, +1 303 305 8021
press@ihs.com
or
Chemicals; Energy; Natural Resources
Melissa Manning, +1 832 458 3840
melissa.manning@ihs.com

Shaky crude oil prices cause disconnect between buyers and sellers; spurring a record volume of unsolicited corporate takeover bids that were rejected

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Despite an ample supply of oil and gas assets on the market due to low oil prices, the overall merger and acquisition (M&A) deal count in the upstream energy sector plunged in 2015 as the weakness and volatility in oil prices made it difficult for buyers and sellers to achieve consensus on value and outlook. These findings come from new analysis by IHS Inc. (NYSE: IHS), the leading global source of critical information and insight.

Language:
English
Contact:

IHS Inc.
News Media Contact:
Melissa Manning, +1-832-458-3840
melissa.manning@ihs.com
or
Press Team, +1-303-305-8021
press@ihs.com

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Ticker:
IHS
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NYSE
@IHS

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