
2012 A&D Strategies Conference
September 5, 2012
Upstream A&D Today: The Current Market, Plus Insight Into Buyer & Seller Motivation
Learn about leading types of transactions in the current market, as well as of the buyers and sellers and what is motivating them to make deals. What types of transactions will they do and at what price?
Acquisition opportunities in a competitive marketplace are often discovered by networking via one-on-one calls and through professional-organization meetings, conferences and social outings. Here, learn about how to develop these relationships — and keep them. (Includes voluntary audience participation.)
Before finding the deals, you’ll want to have financing options in mind to be ready to close the deal. Which is best, considering your current balance sheet and the deal sizes you seek? And, what does each cost?
The seller’s agent will have a reserve report and you will have your own assessment. Also, the greatest upside in reserves increasingly depends on whether they are vertical while the buyer plans to drill them horizontally going forward. And, valuations change with the outlook for NGLs and not just for oil and dry gas. Meanwhile, your financing may only give consideration to PDPs.
Asset-marketing firms, corporate brokers and sellers themselves promote oil and gas properties to potential buyers. How to effectively filter which offers meet your criteria and are worthy of a chase? And, then when to walk away from the table?
Purchase price and other terms can make all the difference between a good buy and a bad one. Here, learn of the nuances of negotiating that position you to win.
A buying team’s role is nearly done once the definitive agreement is signed and closing is approaching, as land and legal are fast at work at confirming title to and the nature of assets. Both seller and buyer reputations are on the line to close, but some deals just don’t close. Here, learn from why some failed.
Attendees participate in buyer teams on a competitive deal in a simulated data room based on real, past packages. Each will evaluate the property and formulate an offer to come as close as possible to the actual winning bid.
May the best offer — and successful seller — win! Deal results will be announced and teams will discuss how they reached their conclusions.
Roundtable Discussion: Tips, Tricks & Traps — Advice From The Pros
Veterans in the BD space share their wisdom on pitfalls in deal-making and how to work through to a successful transaction. Here, learn from them in an informal roundtable Q&A discussion.
Upstream A&D Today: The Current Market, Plus Insight Into Buyer & Seller Motivation
Learn about leading types of transactions in the current market, as well as of the buyers and sellers and what is motivating them to make deals. What types of transactions will they do and at what price?
- Ken Olive, President and CEO, The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse LLC
Acquisition opportunities in a competitive marketplace are often discovered by networking via one-on-one calls and through professional-organization meetings, conferences and social outings. Here, learn about how to develop these relationships — and keep them. (Includes voluntary audience participation.)
- Denise Patrick, Senior Vice President, Pierpont Communications
Before finding the deals, you’ll want to have financing options in mind to be ready to close the deal. Which is best, considering your current balance sheet and the deal sizes you seek? And, what does each cost?
- Bill Weidner, President and CEO, Weidner Advisors
The seller’s agent will have a reserve report and you will have your own assessment. Also, the greatest upside in reserves increasingly depends on whether they are vertical while the buyer plans to drill them horizontally going forward. And, valuations change with the outlook for NGLs and not just for oil and dry gas. Meanwhile, your financing may only give consideration to PDPs.
- G. Lance Binder, Executive Vice President, Netherland, Sewell & Associates Inc.
Asset-marketing firms, corporate brokers and sellers themselves promote oil and gas properties to potential buyers. How to effectively filter which offers meet your criteria and are worthy of a chase? And, then when to walk away from the table?
- Mark Castiglione, Vice President, Business Development, QR Energy LP
- Dalton Smith, Senior Vice President, PetroQuest Energy Inc.
Purchase price and other terms can make all the difference between a good buy and a bad one. Here, learn of the nuances of negotiating that position you to win.
- Aaron Ball, Attorney, Of Counsel, Squire Sanders
A buying team’s role is nearly done once the definitive agreement is signed and closing is approaching, as land and legal are fast at work at confirming title to and the nature of assets. Both seller and buyer reputations are on the line to close, but some deals just don’t close. Here, learn from why some failed.
- Don Hueske, Managing Counsel, Oil and Gas Title, Burleson LLP
Attendees participate in buyer teams on a competitive deal in a simulated data room based on real, past packages. Each will evaluate the property and formulate an offer to come as close as possible to the actual winning bid.
- David Knox, Senior Vice President, Negotiated Transactions, The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse LLC
- Chase Morris, Manager, Client Relations, North Texas/Louisiana, The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse LLC
- Ben Jones, Manager, Negotiated Transactions, The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse LLC
- Denna K. Arias, Client Relations Representative, The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse LLC
May the best offer — and successful seller — win! Deal results will be announced and teams will discuss how they reached their conclusions.
Roundtable Discussion: Tips, Tricks & Traps — Advice From The Pros
Veterans in the BD space share their wisdom on pitfalls in deal-making and how to work through to a successful transaction. Here, learn from them in an informal roundtable Q&A discussion.
- Phil DeLozier, Senior Vice President, Business Development, EnerVest Ltd.
- Hal Chappelle, President and CEO, Alta Mesa Holdings LP