Oil & Gas Company Analysis

This book sets out to evaluate companies through upstream, midstream and downstream financial and operational metrics (covered in the first 4 chapters of the book), and to provide an overview of more than 30 companies in different categories, such as National Oil Companies, International Oil Companies, Independent E&P and Pure Play Refining Companies.

Key benefits from reading this book:
Understand the different sectors in the oil & gas industry, their business cycles, unique opportunities and challenges.
Understand how financial and operational metrics for companies inside and outside the oil & gas industry are calculated and understand their importance.
Get to know different oil & gas companies in the industry, from both an international and U.S. perspective.
Gain awareness of what different businesses oil & gas companies are involved in and where they operate.
The book is organized into 10 chapters:
Chapter 1 provides an overview of oil & gas as commodities as well as the industry, current supply and demand of energy scenarios and provides a detailed explanation of several financial metrics.
Chapters 2, 3 & 4 introduce the Upstream, Midstream & Downstream sectors of the industry and explain relevant sector metrics.
Chapters 5 & 6 discuss 12 National Oil Companies or NOC's, their current operations and applicable metrics.
Chapter 7 reviews 4 integrated oil & gas companies, their areas of operations and provides an analysis of current financial and operating results using the metrics introduced in this book.
Chapter 8 reviews 6 independent exploration & production companies, their areas of operations and provides an analysis of current financial and operating results using the metrics introduced in this book.
Chapter 9 reviews 3 independent downstream companies, their areas of operations and provides an analysis of current financial and operating results using the metrics introduced in this book.
Chapter 10 reviews 4 midstream companies, their areas of operations and provides an analysis of current financial and operating results using the metrics introduced in this book.
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