In a Downturn, Size Matters for North American E&Ps; Smaller Companies More Likely to be Distressed as Hedging Protections Don’t Extend Far Enough to Buoy Balance Sheets Beyond 2015, IHS Says

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IHS Media Relations, +1 303 305 8021
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Melissa Manning, +1 832-458-3840
melissa.manning@ihs.com

Analysis of balance sheets and hedging protections shows E&P peer group will have minimal protection from low prices in 2016 as compared to larger peers

As crude oil prices continue their instability and North American natural gas prices remain weak, analysis of both the balance sheets and commodity price hedging protections in place for North American exploration and production (E&P) companies showed that, in a downturn, company size matters. Most of the 44 companies studied in this group have minimal hedging protection against low commodity prices beyond 2015, according to analysis from information and insight provider IHS (NYSE: IHS).

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