COMPETITIVE BIDDING FOR OIL AND GAS ASSETS
COURSE OVERVIEW & LEARNING OUTCOMES
Acquisitions and Divestitures (A&D) are strategies used by O&G companies to optimize their corporate portfolios. The process to acquire hydrocarbon assets involve bidding for prospective blocks, and other assets at various stages of the hydrocarbon lifecycle. This course helps participants understand the principles behind bidding and the dynamics involved in the bidding process and teaches the strategies to achieve a successful bid. This course applies to both sides of the transaction – buyer and seller- including regulators who are shepherds of the process involved in putting their country’s hydrocarbon blocks up for bid.
TARGET PARTICIPANTS
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A&D/BD Teams
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Finance Teams
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Planners
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Economists
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Analysts and Regulators.
EXAMPLE MODULES
Introduction to bidding
Framing the competitive landscape
Key assumptions within the bidding engagement
Asset value – what is it worth, based on stage of field development
Concept of risk aversion and asset pricing in bid preparation
Assessment of the strength of competitors
Internal and external stakeholder influence on the bid strategy
SWOT analysis of the bidding players
Comparison of value to competitors vs. value to the bidder
Explicit spending constraints and influence on the strategy
Bidding game (group exercise)
Outcome and reflection on results
Feedback regarding the overall bidding process
DURATION
5 Days
LOCATIONS:
Houston