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With the increased interest in oil and gas and alternatives, an understanding of the repercussions of the current natural resource constrained environment Is essential. Get an in-depth look at valuation methodologies for the oil and gas services industry and the equipment sub-sector.
In this course, you will:
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Understand differences between upstream (exploration and production) and downstream (refining and distribution).
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Examine various products and services that define the “oil and gas services” industry.
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Differentiate between onshore drilling, offshore drilling, and oil sands, and learn the constraints of each.
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Appreciate the oil and gas field development cycle from reservoir imaging to contract drilling and rigs to casing and completion, infrastructure and installation to production and maintenance.
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Distinguish among industry standards in rig counts.
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Construct a financial projection model identifying key drivers of segment growth of large oil and gas services companies.
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Incorporate industry standard methodologies in the model by isolating and identifying key metrics of profitability.
Who Should Attend?
Financial analysts, research analysts, portfolio managers, investment bankers, mergers and acquisitions professionals, leveraged finance and credit executives, and business development specialists.
Note: Bring your PC laptop with Microsoft Excel for PC (any version) installed and a working USB slot to copy template files from memory stick in class. Native Mac with Excel for Mac will not be as effective.
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Program Details
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Date
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Time
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Fees
Member $399 | Nonmember $459
Level = Intermediate
Credits
CE/CPE = 7
Instructor
Wall St. Training (Hamilton Lin, CFA)
Additional Information
Register via Mail/Fax
Policies and Procedures
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