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Q2 saw $30.2 billion of U.S. upstream deal activity, according to Enverus M&A Analytics, led by a $22.5 billion public company combination that continued a remarkable wave of E&P consolidation and highlighted the trend’s expansion beyond the Permian core. While both ConocoPhillips and Marathon Oil are active in the Delaware Basin, their transaction opens considerably more running room for Conoco elsewhere, particularly in the Eagle Ford. Rounding out Q2’s billion-dollar-plus deal tally was another public company combo in the Eagle Ford—Crescent Energy’s $2.1 billion SilverBow Resources acquisition—and private equity exits by two EnCap portfolio companies: Ameredev II in the Delaware Basin for $1.9 billion and XCL Resources in the Uinta Basin for $2.55 billion. Including July’s $5 billion Devon Energy-Grayson Mill Energy deal in the Bakken and $1.1 billion takeout of PE-backed Point Energy Partners by Vital Energy and Northern Oil & Gas, 12 deals valued at $1 billion or more have been announced YTD, putting 2024 on track to outpace last year’s high-water mark of 19 such deals. In addition, the average value for transactions of $100 million or more in 1H24 was $3.84 billion, on par with 2023’s average of $3.81 billion and more than tripling the previous six years’ $1.14 billion average.

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