Hydrocarbons have remained one of the “most active” sectors for mergers and acquisitions in 2012 in spite of relatively stable price scenario, according to Ernst and Young (E&Y).
The oil and gas transactions totalled a staggering $402bn in 2012, representing a 19% increase compared to $337bn in the previous year, E&Y said in its latest report.
It found that 92 transactions exceeded $1bn in value compared to just 71 in 2011.
“This was despite a marginal decrease in oil and gas transaction volumes from 1,664 deals in 2011 to 1,616 in 2012,” it said.
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