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The Stampede To West Texas: A host of public firms, long-time family companies and private-equity backed entities have Permian Basin assets in their sights. It's the place buyers want to be, and where sellers can realize good values for their properties. Here's a look at deals done to date, as well as the outlook for future transactions.
- Current Dynamics In E&P M&A Across The Lower 48: Craig Lande, managing director of RBC Richardson Barr;
- Permian Deal Metrics, Powder, Distress & The Outlook For Further Transactions: Mike Kelly, managing director and senior analyst at Seaport Global Securities LLC; and
- Balance-Sheet-Driven Sources of Onshore U.S. Divestment: Jim McBride, managing director of Opportune LLP.
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