Top Oil and Gas Companies Planned Projects and Capital Expenditure Outlook in South America - Petrobras and PDVSA Lead Capex across Oil and Gas Value Chain
Summary
Petrobras and PDVSA are the top spenders among all oil and gas companies in South America, in terms of new build capital expenditure (capex) to be spent during 2018-2025. Petrobras’s planned and announced projects portfolio is mainly focused on upstream production projects and refineries. On the other hand, PDVSA plans to spend more than 75% or US$19.9bn on upcoming refineries during the outlook period.
On the upstream front, Petrobras leads among companies with capex of US$36.9bn to be spent on 28 planned and announced upstream projects in South America. Exxon Mobil and China National Offshore Oil Corp follow with US$13.1bn and US$6.1bn to be spent during 2018-2025.
And on the Midstream side, PDVSA leads the gas processing segment with new-build capex of US$2.2bn by 2025. Petrobras leads the new-build pipeline capex of US$1.4bn to be spent on two planned pipelines in Brazil during the period 2018-2025.
An announced LNG liquefaction project, Port of Ilo, is expected to have the highest new-build capex of US$700 million (m) spent by Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales Bolivianos. Golar LNG Ltd leads with the highest LNG regasification capex of US$818m, during the outlook period. In the gas storage segment, Engie SA tops with capex of US$276m to be spent on an announced project, Salvador de Bahia, in Brazil between 2018 to 2025. Peruana de Combustibles SA leads with the highest liquids storage capex of US$40m to be spent on the Mollendo II liquids storage terminal in Peru.
On the downstream side, PDVSA is expected to lead with new-build capex of US$19.9bn by 2025. Pertobras and Guangdong Zhenrong Energy Co Ltd follow with capex of US$7.2bn and US$4bn, respectively. In the petrochemicals sector, Petrobras leads with new-build capex of US$3.5bn, during 2018-2025. Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales Bolivianos and CF Industries Holdings follow with new-build capex of US$3bn and US$1.7bn.
The report "Top Oil and Gas Companies Planned Projects and Capital Expenditure Outlook in South America - Petrobras and PDVSA Lead Capex across Oil and Gas Value Chain", reveals that Petrobras tops the list with capex of US$49.4 billion (bn) followed by PDVSA and Exxon Mobil with capex of US$25.4bn and US$14bn.
Scope
Reasons to Buy
Summary
Petrobras and PDVSA are the top spenders among all oil and gas companies in South America, in terms of new build capital expenditure (capex) to be spent during 2018-2025. Petrobras’s planned and announced projects portfolio is mainly focused on upstream production projects and refineries. On the other hand, PDVSA plans to spend more than 75% or US$19.9bn on upcoming refineries during the outlook period.
On the upstream front, Petrobras leads among companies with capex of US$36.9bn to be spent on 28 planned and announced upstream projects in South America. Exxon Mobil and China National Offshore Oil Corp follow with US$13.1bn and US$6.1bn to be spent during 2018-2025.
And on the Midstream side, PDVSA leads the gas processing segment with new-build capex of US$2.2bn by 2025. Petrobras leads the new-build pipeline capex of US$1.4bn to be spent on two planned pipelines in Brazil during the period 2018-2025.
An announced LNG liquefaction project, Port of Ilo, is expected to have the highest new-build capex of US$700 million (m) spent by Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales Bolivianos. Golar LNG Ltd leads with the highest LNG regasification capex of US$818m, during the outlook period. In the gas storage segment, Engie SA tops with capex of US$276m to be spent on an announced project, Salvador de Bahia, in Brazil between 2018 to 2025. Peruana de Combustibles SA leads with the highest liquids storage capex of US$40m to be spent on the Mollendo II liquids storage terminal in Peru.
On the downstream side, PDVSA is expected to lead with new-build capex of US$19.9bn by 2025. Pertobras and Guangdong Zhenrong Energy Co Ltd follow with capex of US$7.2bn and US$4bn, respectively. In the petrochemicals sector, Petrobras leads with new-build capex of US$3.5bn, during 2018-2025. Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales Bolivianos and CF Industries Holdings follow with new-build capex of US$3bn and US$1.7bn.
The report "Top Oil and Gas Companies Planned Projects and Capital Expenditure Outlook in South America - Petrobras and PDVSA Lead Capex across Oil and Gas Value Chain", reveals that Petrobras tops the list with capex of US$49.4 billion (bn) followed by PDVSA and Exxon Mobil with capex of US$25.4bn and US$14bn.
Scope
- South America’s new build capex by key companies across oil and gas value chain for 2018 to 2025
- South America’s capex by key companies in each of the key segments across oil and gas value chain for 2018 to 2025
- Capex across oil and gas value chain for top 10 companies during 2018 to 2025
- Key planned and announced projects by capex for top 10 companies.
Reasons to Buy
- Facilitate decision making on the basis of strong data about oil and gas capex by company in South America
- Develop business strategies with the help of specific insights on the region’s oil and gas capex outlook
- Gain insights in to capex plans of key companies across South America’s oil and gas value chain
- Understand competitors’ capex outlook across South America’s oil and gas value chain
- Understand competitors’ capex outlook across North America’s midstream, downstream and petrochemicals segments.
Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents
2. South America’s Top Oil and Gas Companies Planned Projects and Capex Outlook
3. Appendix
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