Saipem and Subsea 7 announced a plan for a merger of equals to create Saipem 7, the world leader in subsea services. While this appears to be an attractive deal, we think that a real risk exists in terms of antitrust approval. A merger parity has been set (6.688 Saipem shares for 1 Subsea 7 share) which means that Subsea 7’s share performance is now correlated to that of Saipem (for which we have identified two risky contracts). The deal is expected to be completed within 18 months, meaning a lo...
Saipem et Subsea 7 annoncent leur souhait de procéder à une fusion entre égaux pour créer Saipem 7, le leader mondial sur le métier du Subsea. Si cette opération peut sembler attirante, nous pensons qu’un véritable risque réside du côté des autorités antitrust. Une parité de fusion a été fixée (6.688 actions Saipem pour 1 Subsea 7) rendant ainsi l’évolution du cours de Bourse de Subsea 7 corrélée à celui de Saipem (chez qui nous avons identifié deux contrats à risque). L’opération devrait être f...
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Proposed Combination of Saipem and Subsea7 Milan, Luxembourg, 23 February 2025 - Saipem and Subsea7 announce that today they have reached an agreement in principle on the key terms of a possible merger of the two companies1 (the “Proposed Combination”) through the execution of a memorandum of understanding (the “MoU”). The Proposed Combination is expected to create a global leader in energy services. Highlights The combination of Saipem and Subsea7 (the “Combined Company”) will be renamed Saipem7, and will have a combined backlog of €43 billion2, Revenue of approx. €20 billion3 and EBITD...
After reviewing major oil companies’ most recent spending plans, we estimate offshore spending growth of c3% YOY in 2025 (down from c5% late last year and c8% six months ago). We believe a combination of supply-chain bottlenecks, efficiency gains, and capital discipline among oil companies are the main reasons for spending growth fading, resulting in a mid-cycle plateau. On the flip side, the cycle keeps building duration, as we see investments being pushed into 2026–2027. Also, activity levels ...
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