Bain & Company said in a report that energy, natural resources sales and spin-off efforts will drive deal value.
A effort last year, but the negotiations fell apart in August.for Origin Energy in November – the largest announced transaction last year – helped buttress valuations for energy.to buy OZ Minerals’ copper and nickel assets in December was a significant transaction under the natural resources banner.“Energy companies will look to growth in renewables, LNG [liquefied natural gas] is transitioning to cleaner energy.
The energy transition is a key talking point for natural resources companies that are ironing out schemes to implement cleaner energy sources into their day-to-day operations. Together, energy and natural resources will prove pivotal this year. Dealmaking is expected to slow from the higher volumes of 2021, as borrowing costs rise and global economies tackle stubborn inflation.A, those companies that can finance their deals with less debt and find buyers with a long-term view, they should get attractive valuations,” Mr Judah said.
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