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2023 could be the best year for U.S. energy IPOs since 2017- oil and gas 360

2023 could be the best year for U.S. energy IPOs since 2017

Oil Price Ten U.S. energy and utility companies have either completed or filed for initial public offerings on the U.S. stock market this year, and if all current listing plans pan out, 2023 could see the highest number of energy IPOs since 2017, per data from Renaissance Capital cited by the Financial Times. Higher oil and gas prices over the past

Why Shanghai’s New Nasdaq-style Tech Board May Be a Game-changer for IPOs

From Reuters HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – The detailed rules for a Nasdaq-style start-up board in Shanghai have fueled hopes among early-stage companies the new regime could bring about positive changes in China’s stance towards raising equity that investors have been seeking. Published just two months after President Xi Jinping surprised financiers by announcing plans for the board, the rules come

Fed's Bullard Says Rate Cut May Be Needed ‘Soon’ - Oil & Gas 360

PLS Tracks $129.3 Billion in New Oil and Gas Capital in 2017

Capitalize, PLS Inc.’s proprietary comprehensive capital markets tracking platform, released a statistical review of the oil and gas industry’s capital markets activity for calendar year 2017. Key findings: $34 billion in equity raised through offerings in 2017, down 36% from 2016’s $53 billion Of 2017’s eight upstream equity offerings, six were SPACs Big names such as Hess, Antero and BP

Canadian Heavy Oil Prices are Falling Faster than Global Crude Benchmarks - Oil & Gas 360

Permanently Lower Oil Prices and Consolidation will Push Energy M&A to $222 Billion in 2018: Report

Baker McKenzie/Oxford Economics report expects a short global energy M&A turnaround that peaks in 2018 More oil price stability and significant internal restructuring of the sector are the key drivers leading a recovery in energy M&A with a peak in 2018, according to a new forecast by Baker McKenzie. The firm’s Global Transactions Report, in association with Oxford Economics, predicts a