SEC Disclosure Rule Could Hurt Energy Companies’ Competitive Advantage by BDO The 2016 BDO Global Energy Middle Market Monitor reviews and analyses financial data reported by 304 publicly traded middle market oil and gas companies from 37 country and international stock exchanges from 2010 to 2015. The companies analysed reported revenues up to $1.5 billion, with median revenue of $67.6 million. Companies were primarily traded on exchanges in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States. All data was sourced through S&P Capital IQ. See methodology note toward the end of this report for more information. “The middle market…
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- SEC Disclosure Rule Could Hurt Energy Companies' Competitive Advantage - Introduction
- Revenue Drop Hits North America Hardest
- Profits Dip to Five-Year Lows
- Investor Returns Plummet
- Funding Harder to Source; Debt Ratios Still Grow
- Exploration Stalls
- Production-and Associated Costs-Creep Up
- Production Costs Taper Amid Continued Market Volatility
- North American Reserves Decline, but Have Not Bottomed Out
- Data Break: What’s Going on with the Supermajors?
- Energy Companies - What’s Next for the Industry?
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