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Liqueurs in Hungary to 2014 (Spirits)

bharatresearch — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 06:11:15 +0000

This report is a comprehensive resource for market, category and segment level data including value, volume, distribution share and company & brand share. This report also provides expenditure and consumption data for the historic and forecast periods.

Scope

*Market,category and segment level information on value, volume, and expenditure & consumption, with historic (2003-2008) and forecast (2009-2013) data
*Category level company and brand share as well as distribution share information for 2007 and 2008

Highlights

*The liqueurs category was valued at HUF58,573.4m ($340.3m) in 2009, representing a CAGR of 2.3% since 2004.
*By the end of 2014, the liqueurs category will be worth HUF64,674.3m ($375.8m), with an expected CAGR of 2% between 2009 and 2014.
*The liqueurs market volume totaled 8.1 million liters in 2009, representing a CAGR of 1.6% since 2004.
*By the end of 2014, the liqueurs market will total 8.7 million liters, with an expected CAGR of 1.4% between 2009 and 2014.
*The liqueurs market was led by other liqueurs (representing 60.6% of the total value) followed by fruit liqueurs, with a 22.5% share. Cream liqueurs accounts for the remaining 16.9% share.
*Mautner Markhof is the market leader with a 17.1% share of the market.

Reasons to Purchase

*Design effective marketing and sales strategies by identifying key market categories and segments

*Identify key players within the market to plan lucrative M&A, partnerships and agreements

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 Executive Summary 2
Summary category level: liqueurs 2
Chapter 2 Definition 3
Chapter 3 Category Analysis: Liqueurs 9
Value analysis (Hungarian Forint), 2004-09 9
Value analysis (Hungarian Forint), 2009-14 10
Value analysis (US dollars), 2004-09 12
Value analysis (US dollars), 2009-14 12
Volume analysis, 2004-09 14
Volume analysis, 2009-14 15
Company and brand share analysis 17
Distribution analysis 21
Expenditure and consumption per capita 23
Chapter 4 Macroeconomic Profile 26
Macroeconomic Indicators 26
Chapter 5 Research Methodology 31
Methodology overview 31
Secondary research 32
Market modeling 33
Creating an initial data model 33
Revising the initial data model 33
Creating a final estimate 34
Creating demographic value splits 34
Primary research 34
Data finalization 35
Ongoing research 35

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Liqueurs, Hungary, value by segment (HUFm), 2004-14 11
Figure 2: Liqueurs, Hungary, category growth comparison, by value, 2004-14 13
Figure 3: Liqueurs, Hungary, volume by segment (liters, million), 2004-14 16
Figure 4: Liqueurs, Hungary, category growth comparison, by volume, 2004-14 16
Figure 5: Liqueurs, Hungary, company share by volume (%), 2008-09 19
Figure 6: Liqueurs, Hungary, distribution channels by volume (%), 2008-09 22
Figure 7: Annual data review process 32

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Gin & Genever in Hungary to 2014 (Spirits)

bharatresearch — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 06:03:24 +0000

Scope

Highlights

*The gin & genever category was valued at HUF3,563.8m ($20.7m) in 2009, representing a CAGR of 11.6% since 2004.
*By the end of 2014, the gin & genever category will be worth HUF4,867.7m ($28.3m), with an expected CAGR of 6.4% between 2009 and 2014.
*The gin & genever market volume totaled 0.6 million liters in 2009, representing a CAGR of 5.3% since 2004.
*By the end of 2014, the gin & genever market will total 0.7 million liters, with an expected CAGR of 3% between 2009 and 2014.
*A. Zwack Unicum Rt. is the market leader with a 26% share of the market.

Reasons to Purchase

*Design effective marketing and sales strategies by identifying key market categories and segments

*Identify key players within the market to plan lucrative M&A, partnerships and agreements

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 Executive Summary 2
Summary category level: gin & genever 2
Chapter 2 Definition 3
Chapter 3 Category Analysis: Gin & Genever 9
Value analysis (Hungarian Forint), 2004-09 9
Value analysis (Hungarian Forint), 2009-14 10
Value analysis (US dollars), 2004-09 11
Value analysis (US dollars), 2009-14 11
Volume analysis, 2004-09 12
Volume analysis, 2009-14 13
Company and brand share analysis 14
Distribution analysis 17
Expenditure and consumption per capita 19
Chapter 4 Macroeconomic Profile 22
Macroeconomic Indicators 22
Chapter 5 Research Methodology 27
Methodology overview 27
Secondary research 28
Market modeling 29
Creating an initial data model 29
Revising the initial data model 29
Creating a final estimate 30
Creating demographic value splits 30
Primary research 30
Data finalization 31
Ongoing research 31

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Gin & genever, Hungary, value (HUFm), 2004-14 10
Figure 2: Gin & genever, Hungary, volume (liters, million), 2004-14 13
Figure 3: Gin & genever, Hungary, company share by volume (%), 2008-09 15
Figure 4: Gin & genever, Hungary, distribution channels by volume (%), 2008-09 18
Figure 5: Annual data review process 28

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Brandy in Hungary to 2014 (Spirits)

bharatresearch — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 05:52:58 +0000

Scope

Highlights

*The brandy category was valued at HUF67,213.4m ($390.5m) in 2009, representing a negative CAGR of 1.2% since 2004.
*By the end of 2014, the brandy category will be worth HUF64,111.5m ($372.5m), with an expected negative CAGR of 0.9% between 2009 and 2014.
*The brandy market volume totaled 11.9 million liters in 2009, representing a negative CAGR of 2.7% since 2004.
*By the end of 2014, the brandy market will total 10.8 million liters, with an expected negative CAGR of 2.1% between 2009 and 2014.
*The brandy market was led by fruit brandy (representing 72% of the total value) followed by other grape brandy, with a 26.9% share. Cognac accounts for the remaining 1.2% share.
*A. Zwack Unicum Rt. is the market leader with a 14.2% share of the market.

Reasons to Purchase

*Design effective marketing and sales strategies by identifying key market categories and segments

*Identify key players within the market to plan lucrative M&A, partnerships and agreements

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 Executive Summary 2
Summary category level: brandy 2
Chapter 2 Definition 3
Chapter 3 Category Analysis: Brandy 9
Value analysis (Hungarian Forint), 2004-09 9
Value analysis (Hungarian Forint), 2009-14 10
Value analysis (US dollars), 2004-09 12
Value analysis (US dollars), 2009-14 12
Volume analysis, 2004-09 14
Volume analysis, 2009-14 15
Company and brand share analysis 17
Distribution analysis 20
Expenditure and consumption per capita 22
Chapter 4 Macroeconomic Profile 25
Macroeconomic Indicators 25
Chapter 5 Research Methodology 30
Methodology overview 30
Secondary research 31
Market modeling 32
Creating an initial data model 32
Revising the initial data model 32
Creating a final estimate 33
Creating demographic value splits 33
Primary research 33
Data finalization 34
Ongoing research 34

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Brandy, Hungary, value by segment (HUFm), 2004-14 11
Figure 2: Brandy, Hungary, category growth comparison, by value, 2004-14 13
Figure 3: Brandy, Hungary, volume by segment (liters, million), 2004-14 16
Figure 4: Brandy, Hungary, category growth comparison, by volume, 2004-14 16
Figure 5: Brandy, Hungary, company share by volume (%), 2008-09 18
Figure 6: Brandy, Hungary, distribution channels by volume (%), 2008-09 21
Figure 7: Annual data review process 31

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Specialty Spirits in Hong Kong to 2014 (Spirits)

bharatresearch — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 08:15:45 +0000

Scope

Highlights

*The specialty spirits category was valued at HK$1,690.4m ($217.1m) in 2009, representing a CAGR of 2.5% since 2004.
*By the end of 2014, the specialty spirits category will be worth HK$1,833.7m ($235.5m), with an expected CAGR of 1.6% between 2009 and 2014.
*The specialty spirits market volume totaled 14.9 million liters in 2009, representing a CAGR of 1.1% since 2004.
*By the end of 2014, the specialty spirits market will total 14.2 million liters, with an expected negative CAGR of 0.9% between 2009 and 2014.
*Davide Campari-Milano S.p.A. is the market leader with a 34.2% share of the market.

Reasons to Purchase

*Design effective marketing and sales strategies by identifying key market categories and segments

*Identify key players within the market to plan lucrative M&A, partnerships and agreements

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 Executive Summary 2
Summary category level: specialty spirits 2
Chapter 2 Definition 3
Chapter 3 Category Analysis: Specialty Spirits 9
Value analysis (Hong Kong Dollar), 2004-09 9
Value analysis (Hong Kong Dollar), 2009-14 10
Value analysis (US dollars), 2004-09 12
Value analysis (US dollars), 2009-14 13
Volume analysis, 2004-09 14
Volume analysis, 2009-14 15
Company and brand share analysis 17
Distribution analysis 20
Expenditure and consumption per capita 22
Chapter 4 Macroeconomic Profile 25
Macroeconomic Indicators 25
Chapter 5 Research Methodology 30
Methodology overview 30
Secondary research 31
Market modeling 32
Creating an initial data model 32
Revising the initial data model 32
Creating a final estimate 33
Creating demographic value splits 33
Primary research 33
Data finalization 34
Ongoing research 34

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Specialty spirits, Hong Kong, value by segment (HK$m), 2004-14 11
Figure 2: Specialty spirits, Hong Kong, volume by segment (liters, million), 2004-14 16
Figure 3: Specialty spirits, Hong Kong, company share by volume (%), 2008-09 18
Figure 4: Specialty spirits, Hong Kong, distribution channels by volume (%), 2008-09 21
Figure 5: Annual data review process 31

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Professional Indemnity Insurance in Europe

bharatresearch — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 08:07:25 +0000

For 2006, 2010 and with a forecast for 2014, the study breaks down the market for professional indemnity insurance not only by country but also, on a standardised basis, by professional category with ten categories considered as follows:

- accountancy and finance;
- architecture and engineering;
- broadcasting and publishing;
- complementary medicine;
- estate agency and property;
- IT, management and financial consulting;
- legal services;
- marketing;
- medicine, dentistry and other healthcare activities;
- and other professional sectors.

Furthermore, for each country, it identifies affinity schemes for professional indemnity insurance set up between professional associations and brokers or underwriters of this type of cover, highlights other key underwriters and brokers of professional indemnity insurance and other distribution channels used to sell this form of insurance, and discusses key issues associated with the market. As such, the report is the most comprehensive analysis of professional indemnity insurance in Europe ever produced.

You may be able to use this report and the accompanying PartnerBASE™ dataset in one or more of the following ways:
- to compare the size, growth rates and future prospects of professional indemnity insurance markets across ten major countries in Europe;
- to evaluate the potential for your organisation to target professional indemnity propositions at specific professions; – to understand the competitive environment for broking and underwriting by both country and professional category;
- to gain access to a single comprehensive source of information providing broker and / or underwriter details for 430 affinity schemes set up by professional associations for this form of insurance;
- to appreciate which countries and professional categories offer the best long-term potential, which are already saturated with competitors, and what product or distribution innovations are occurring.

Table of Contents :

0.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ………… 1
Almost a quarter of insurable enterprises are classifiable as IT, management or financial consultants ……………….. 1
The UK is the one country in which the market actually declined between 2006 and 2010 ……………. 2
Aon and Marsh are the leading brokers of affinity schemes but their overall share of deals is low …. 3
This fragmented and heterogeneous market is forecast to reach a value of EUR 7 billion by 2014… 4
1.0 INTRODUCTION.. 6
What is this report about? ………….. 6
Finaccord’s study breaks down individual country markets into ten professional categories ………….. 6
Rationale ……………… 6
The report is the first analysis of this EUR 5.81 billion sector ever published… ………… 6
… with affinity schemes researched in detail through the associated PartnerBASE™ dataset ……….. 7
Methodology ………… 7
Association survey …………………. 7
Market data ………. 7
Definitions ……………. 9
Professional indemnity insurance …………………. 9
Professional categories ………… 10
Operating models ………………… 10
Other notes……… 11
Finaccord …………… 11
2.0 EUROPEAN OVERVIEW ……… 14
Introduction ………… 14
Number of insurable enterprises .. 15
Across the ten countries, there are over six million potentially insurable enterprises… ………………… 15

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Offshore Oil and Gas in Middle East – Production, Drilling, Rig Activity and Expenditure

bharatresearch — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 07:17:45 +0000

The report looks at key countries in Middle East with offshore oil and gas activities. The report details the main upstream indicators of activity from drilling activity, expenditure through to production. Our data goes back to 2000 for most categories and forward to 2030 for production. It gives analysts and investors a concise guide to this important industry.

Scope

• Identify which countries in Middle East will see greatest amount of activity in the offshore oil and gas industry by analyzing drilling activity and production from 2010 onwards.
• Develop investment strategies through a review of key suppliers of upstream supplies and services
• Identify M&A targets by analyzing offshore production data (value, volume and share) on a company-by-company basis
• Analyze and identify key rigs across Middle East by comparing rigs across 26 parameters

Highlights

• Oil and gas production in Saudi Arabia grew at a CAGR of 0.1% over the 2000-09 period. This is expected to grow at a CAGR of 2.7% over the 2010-30 period.
• Oil and gas production in Qatar grew at a CAGR of 12.2% over the 2000-09 period. This is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.7% over the 2010-30 period.
• Oil and gas production in UAE declined at a CAGR of 1.3% over the 2000-09 period. This is expected to grow at a CAGR of 0.7% over the 2010-30 period.
• Oil and gas production in Iran declined at a CAGR of 8.5% over the 2000-09 period. This is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.3% over the 2010-30 period.

Reasons to purchase

• Which countries will see the fastest growth in offshore oil and gas activity?
• Which companies are the most active in the offshore oil and gas sector?
• How much expenditure will be incurred both as operational and capital expenditure?
• How are oil and gas production trends evolving from 2000 to 2030?
• Where will drilling activity be greatest?

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 2
Summary 2
Market definition 3
Offshore Oil and Gas – Iran 30
Offshore production to 2030 30
Offshore cumulative production to 2030 34
Offshore remaining production to 2030 38
Offshore production wells 42
Offshore drilling 48
Offshore expenditure 60
Offshore rig activity 64
Equity stakes 68
Offshore Oil and Gas – Kuwait 81
Offshore production to 2030 81
Offshore cumulative production to 2030 85
Offshore remaining production to 2030 89
Offshore production wells 93
Offshore drilling 99
Offshore expenditure 111
Equity stakes 115
Offshore Oil and Gas – Oman 125
Offshore production to 2030 125
Offshore cumulative production to 2030 129
Offshore remaining production to 2030 133
Offshore production wells 137
Offshore drilling 143
Offshore expenditure 155
Equity stakes 159
Offshore Oil and Gas – Qatar 174
Offshore production to 2030 174
Offshore cumulative production to 2030 178
Offshore remaining production to 2030 182
Offshore production wells 186
Offshore drilling 192
Offshore expenditure 204
Offshore rig activity 208
Equity stakes 212
Offshore Oil and Gas – Saudi Arabia 234
Offshore production to 2030 234
Offshore cumulative production to 2030 238
Offshore remaining production to 2030 242
Offshore production wells 246
Offshore drilling 252
Offshore expenditure 264
Offshore rig activity 268
Equity stakes 272
Offshore Oil and Gas – United Arab Emirates 283

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Offshore Oil and Gas in Iran – Production, Drilling, Rig Activity and Expenditure

bharatresearch — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 07:09:37 +0000

The report looks at the offshore oil and gas activities in Iran. The report details the main upstream indicators of activity from drilling activity, expenditure through to production. Our data goes back to 2000 for most categories and forward to 2030 for production. It gives analysts and investors a concise guide to this important industry.

Scope

• Identify the opportunities in the Iranian offshore oil and gas industry by analyzing drilling activity and production from 2010 onwards
• Develop investment strategies through a review of key suppliers of upstream supplies and services
• Identify M&A targets by analyzing offshore production data (value, volume and share) on a company-by-company basis
• Analyze and identify key rigs across Iran by comparing rigs across 26 parameters

Highlights

• Oil and gas production in Iran declined at a CAGR of 8.5% over the 2000-09 period. This is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.3% over the 2010-30 period.
• Capital Expenditure (Capex) accounted for a 50.5% share of the total offshore expenditure in 2009 in Iran, while Operation Expenditure (Opex) accounted for the remaining 49.5% share.

Reasons to purchase

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 2
Summary 2
Market definition 3
Iranian Offshore Oil and Gas Production Overview 15
Offshore production to 2030 15
Offshore cumulative production to 2030 19
Offshore remaining production to 2030 23
Iranian Offshore Production Wells 27
Total production wells (oil & gas) overview 27
Offshore production wells (oil & gas) 31
Iranian Offshore Drilling 33
Offshore drilling of wells to 2015 33
Offshore well drilling split by exploratory and development to 2015 35
Offshore exploratory well drilling to 2015 37
Offshore exploratory well drilling in Iran, split by exploration and appraisal to 2015 39
Offshore development well drilling to 2015 41
Offshore development well drilling in Iran, split by surface and sub-sea development to 2015 43
Iranian Offshore Expenditure 45
Capex and Opex to 2015 45
Iranian Offshore Rig Activity 49
Alborz, Alvand, Viner 1, GSP Atlas, Foresight Driller 5 and Oriental 1 49
Iran Alborz, Perro Negro 3, Aban VI, Sagadril 2 and Shahid Rajaiee 51
Deep Driller 2, COSLCraft, COSLSuperior, Deep Driller 5 and Deep Driller 4 52
Deep Driller 6, COSLForce, Aban VIII and COSLStrike 53
Iranian Equity Stakes 54
Companies ranked by estimated oil production offshore in 2010 54
Companies ranked by estimated natural gas production offshore in 2010 57
Companies ranked by estimated oil & natural gas production offshore in 2010 58
Top 5 companies ranked by estimated oil production offshore in 2010 61
Top 5 companies ranked by estimated oil & natural gas production offshore in 2010 63
Companies and estimated oil production per year 65
Appendix 67
Research methodology 67
Global oil & gas analyzer overview 67
Overview of reserves 67
Overview of drilling activity 67
How producing wells are forecast 68
Overview of production data 69
Overview of production decline rates 69
Overview of offshore Capex & Opex data 70
Overview of drilling expenditure 71
Overview of operating expenditure 74
Overview of consumption data 74
Sources of data 74
Data verification 75
Final data review and publication 75
How to contact experts in your industry 76
Further reading 76
Disclaimer 76

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Offshore Oil and Gas in India – Production, Drilling, Rig Activity and Expenditure

bharatresearch — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 07:01:28 +0000

The report looks at the offshore oil and gas activities in India. The report details the main upstream indicators of activity from drilling activity, expenditure through to production. Our data goes back to 2000 for most categories and forward to 2030 for production. It gives analysts and investors a concise guide to this important industry.

Scope

• Identify the opportunities in the Indian offshore oil and gas industry by analyzing drilling activity and production from 2010 onwards
• Develop investment strategies through a review of key suppliers of upstream supplies and services
• Identify M&A targets by analyzing offshore production data (value, volume and share) on a company-by-company basis
• Analyze and identify key rigs across India by comparing rigs across 26 parameters

Highlights

• Oil and gas production in India grew at a CAGR of 4.2% over the 2000-09 period. This is expected to grow at a CAGR of 1% over the 2010-30 period.
• Capital Expenditure (Capex) accounted for a 69.5% share of the total offshore expenditure in 2009 in India, while Operation Expenditure (Opex) accounted for the remaining 30.5% share.

Reasons to purchase

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 2
Summary 2
Market definition 3
Indian Offshore Oil and Gas Production Overview 16
Offshore production to 2030 16
Offshore cumulative production to 2030 20
Offshore remaining production to 2030 24
Indian Offshore Production Wells 28
Total production wells (oil & gas) overview 28
Offshore production wells (oil & gas) 31
Indian Offshore Drilling 33
Offshore drilling of wells to 2015 33
Offshore well drilling split by exploratory and development to 2015 35
Offshore exploratory well drilling to 2015 37
Offshore exploratory well drilling in India, split by exploration and appraisal to 2015 39
Offshore development well drilling to 2015 41
Offshore development well drilling in India, split by surface and sub-sea development to 2015 43
Indian Offshore Expenditure 45
Capex and Opex to 2015 45
Indian Offshore Rig Activity 49
Aban II, Aban III, Badrinath, C E Thornton and Deepsea Matdrill 49
Deepwater Frontier, Discoverer Seven Seas, Deepsea Fossil, Deepsea Fortune and F G McClintock 50
Aban Ice, Energy Driller, Aban IV, J T Angel and Kedarnath 51
Noble Charlie Yester, Noble George McLeod, Noble Kenneth Delaney, Odin Neptune and Hercules 258 52
Aban V, Randolph Yost, Hercules 260, Ron Tappmeyer and Sagar Bhushan 53
Sagar Gaurav, Sagar Jyoti, Sagar Kiran, Sagar Lakshmi and Sagar Pragati 54
Sagar Ratna, Sagar Samrat, Sagar Uday, Sagar Vijay, Sundowner VI and Sundowner SD7 55
Trident XII, Trident II, Deep Driller 1, Precision 703 and Virtue-1 56
Greatdrill Chetna, Dhirubhai Deepwater KG1, Greatdrill Chitra, Dhirubhai Deepwater KG2, Essar Jackup TBN 1 and Essar Jackup TBN 2 57

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Offshore Oil and Gas in China – Production, Drilling, Rig Activity and Expenditure

bharatresearch — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 06:48:24 +0000

The report looks at the offshore oil and gas activities in China. The report details the main upstream indicators of activity from drilling activity, expenditure through to production. Our data goes back to 2000 for most categories and forward to 2030 for production. It gives analysts and investors a concise guide to this important industry.

Scope

• Identify the opportunities in the Chinese offshore oil and gas industry by analyzing drilling activity and production from 2010 onwards
• Develop investment strategies through a review of key suppliers of upstream supplies and services
• Identify M&A targets by analyzing offshore production data (value, volume and share) on a company-by-company basis
• Analyze and identify key rigs across China by comparing rigs across 26 parameters

Highlights

• Oil and gas production in China grew at a CAGR of 6.8% over the 2000-09 period. This is expected to grow at a CAGR of 2.4% over the 2010-30 period.
• Capital Expenditure (Capex) accounted for a 75.8% share of the total offshore expenditure in 2009 in China, while Operation Expenditure (Opex) accounted for the remaining 24.2% share.

Reasons to purchase

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 2
Summary 2
Market definition 3
Chinese Offshore Oil and Gas Production Overview 16
Offshore production to 2030 16
Offshore cumulative production to 2030 20
Offshore remaining production to 2030 24
Chinese Offshore Production Wells 28
Total production wells (oil & gas) overview 28
Offshore production wells (oil & gas) 31
Chinese Offshore Drilling 33
Offshore drilling of wells to 2015 33
Offshore well drilling split by exploratory and development to 2015 35
Offshore exploratory well drilling to 2015 37
Offshore exploratory well drilling in China, split by exploration and appraisal to 2015 39
Offshore development well drilling to 2015 41
Offshore development well drilling in China, split by surface and sub-sea development to 2015 43
Chinese Offshore Expenditure 45
Capex and Opex to 2015 45
Chinese Offshore Rig Activity 49
Bohai IX, Bohai V, Bohai VII, Bohai VIII and Bohai X 49
Bohai XI, Bohai XII, Kan Tan II, Kan Tan III and COSL 931 50
Songa Mercur, Liao He II, Nanhai I, Nanhai II and Nanhai IV 51
Nanhai V, Sheng Li 7, Sheng Li 9, Shengli III and COSL 935 52
COSL 941, COSL 942, West Hercules, COSLPioneer and West Aquarius 53
COSLInnovator, Pantanal, Amazonia, COSLPromoter, Hai Yang Shi You 981 and COSLConfidence 54
Red Flag Semisub TBN 1, COSL 937, COSL 936, Sevan Driller II and Sevan Driller III 56
Noble Globetrotter I, CPOE 9, COSL 922, COSL 923, COSL 924 and COSL 921 57
CPOE 8, CPOE 10, Yantai Raffles TBN 1 and Yantai Raffles TBN 2 58
Yantai Raffles TBN 3, Island Innovator, Noble Globetrotter II and BassDrill Beta 59
Chinese Equity Stakes 60
Companies ranked by estimated oil production offshore in 2010 60
Companies ranked by estimated natural gas production offshore in 2010 63
Companies ranked by estimated oil & natural gas production offshore in 2010 65
Top 10 companies ranked by estimated oil production offshore in 2010 68
Top companies ranked by estimated natural gas production offshore in 2010 70
Top 10 companies ranked by estimated oil & natural gas production offshore in 2010 72
Top 5 companies ranked by estimated oil production offshore in 2010 74
Top 5 companies ranked by estimated oil & natural gas production offshore in 2010 76
Companies and estimated oil production per year 78
Companies and estimated natural gas production per year 80

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Offshore Oil and Gas in Brunei – Production, Drilling, Rig Activity and Expenditure

bharatresearch — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 06:40:12 +0000

The report looks at the offshore oil and gas activities in Brunei. The report details the main upstream indicators of activity from drilling activity, expenditure through to production. Our data goes back to 2000 for most categories and forward to 2030 for production. It gives analysts and investors a concise guide to this important industry.

Scope

• Identify the opportunities in the Brunei offshore oil and gas industry by analyzing drilling activity and production from 2010 onwards
• Develop investment strategies through a review of key suppliers of upstream supplies and services
• Identify M&A targets by analyzing offshore production data (value, volume and share) on a company-by-company basis
• Analyze and identify key rigs across Brunei by comparing rigs across 26 parameters

Highlights

• Oil and gas production in Brunei declined at a CAGR of 0.5% over the 2000-09 period. This is expected to grow at a CAGR of 0.3% over the 2010-30 period.
• Capital Expenditure (Capex) accounted for a 58.6% share of the total offshore expenditure in 2009 in Brunei, while Operation Expenditure (Opex) accounted for the remaining 41.4% share.

Reasons to purchase

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 2
Summary 2
Market definition 3
Brunei Darussalam Offshore Oil and Gas Production Overview 14
Offshore production to 2030 14
Offshore cumulative production to 2030 18
Offshore remaining production to 2030 22
Brunei Darussalam Offshore Production Wells 26
Total production wells (oil & gas) overview 26
Offshore production wells (oil & gas) 29
Brunei Darussalam Offshore Drilling 31
Offshore drilling of wells to 2015 31
Offshore well drilling split by exploratory and development to 2015 33
Offshore exploratory well drilling to 2015 35
Offshore exploratory well drilling in Brunei Darussalam, split by exploration and appraisal to 2015 37
Offshore development well drilling to 2015 39
Offshore development well drilling in Brunei Darussalam, split by surface and sub-sea development to 2015 41
Brunei Darussalam Offshore Expenditure 43
Capex and Opex to 2015 43
Brunei Darussalam Offshore Rig Activity 47
Global Emerald, Noble Phoenix, Maersk Completer, ENSCO 108 and Deep Driller 8 47
Brunei Darussalam Equity Stakes 48
Companies ranked by estimated oil production offshore in 2010 48
Companies ranked by estimated natural gas production offshore in 2010 49
Companies ranked by estimated oil & natural gas production offshore in 2010 50
Top companies ranked by estimated oil production offshore in 2010 51
Top companies ranked by estimated oil & natural gas production offshore in 2010 51
Companies and estimated oil production per year 52
Appendix 54
Research methodology 54
Global oil & gas analyzer overview 54
Overview of reserves 54
Overview of drilling activity 54
How producing wells are forecast 55
Overview of production data 56
Overview of production decline rates 56
Overview of offshore Capex & Opex data 57
Overview of drilling expenditure 58
Overview of operating expenditure 62
Overview of consumption data 62
Sources of data 62
Data verification 63
Final data review and publication 64
How to contact experts in your industry 64
Further reading 64
Disclaimer 64

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http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=169904&rt=Offshore-Oil-and-Gas-in-Brunei-Production-Drilling-Rig-Activity-and-Expenditure.html

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