Oil & Gas Mergers and Acquisitions

In today’s volatile oil and gas market, value is created or lost in deal structure and valuation. Price swings, subsurface risk, and investor scrutiny demand a disciplined approach to how assets are valued, and transactions are designed.

This course delivers practical, deal-ready insights into oil and gas M&A structuring and valuation. Participants will explore asset vs. share deals, joint ventures, and farm-ins, along with cross-border considerations that affect risk and returns. The program dives into reserve-based valuation, commodity price volatility, and the real-world application of DCF, NAV, multiples, and market comps, including risk valuations and contingent consideration used to bridge valuation gaps.

You will also learn how banks, advisors, and third-party data providers such as Wood Mackenzie and Rystad influence pricing and decision-making. Register now for clear frameworks and tools to evaluate opportunities, manage risk, and structure transactions that hold up in uncertain markets.

• Recognize the key stages of the M&A process which are specific to the oil and gas sector
• Review strategic drivers for oil and gas mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures
• Describe different M&A deal structures, financing options, and contractual considerations
• Examine the impact of regulatory, environmental, and geopolitical factors on M&A deal-making
• Discuss the roles of valuation, due diligence, and synergy analysis in M&A for oil and gas
• Plan for integration planning and execution strategies post-acquisition
• Review the full oil and gas value chain and see how it shapes strategic deal making
• Examine the impact of environmental compliance and regulatory rules on deal execution
• Identify insights on how to conduct due diligence regarding deal structuring and valuation

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