Range Resources Corporation, Company Intelligence Report

Range Resources Corporation (Range Resources) is an independent energy company engaged in the exploration, development and acquisition of crude oil and natural gas assets in several regions of the US. The company’s operations can be divided in to four areas of Midcontinent, Marcellus shale, Appalachian and Southwest. The Midcontinent division consists of areas such as Mississippian, Cana-Woodford, St. Louis, Ardmore Woodford and Granite Wash, with an estimated resource potential of 5 to 6 trillion cubic feet equivalent (tcfe) resource potential. The resource potential of Marcellus shale is anticipated by the company to be 22 to 32tcfe and the areas included under the Marcellus division are the southwest and northeast core areas. The other divisions have an expected combined resource potential of 3 to 4tcfe and these include areas such as Wolfcamp, Penn Shale, Avalon/Bone Springs, Berea, Big Lime and Huron Shale. As of December 2010, the company had a total reserve base of 740.1 MMboe of which around 49.1% came from developed oil and gas reserves.

Scope

• Key Highlights: This section provides detailed analysis on the company’s overall oil and gas value chain, new projects, growth opportunities, new ventures, assets performance, hedging strategies, Capex funding, geographical results of oil and gas operations.
• Goals and Strategies: This section provides the upcoming goals and strategies of the company. The section mainly goals and strategies followed by the company in order to meet its upcoming goals.
• SWOT: The report’s SWOT section provides the internal strength, weakness, opportunities and threats of company to reflect its strategic positions in the market.
• Production and Development Overview: This section highlights the company’s crude oil and natural gas production forecast from its legacy and upcoming assets by region and commodity mix for next five years. The report also covers the detailed information and analysis on the company’s producing and development assets.
• Exploration: This section includes detailed explanation and analysis on the company’s exploration assets resulted due to new discoveries, new drilling and other activities.
• M&A trends: This section mainly provides information and analysis on the company’s recent assets transactions, joint ventures, acquisition, and divestment activities during the last one year. This section highlights the company’s status as a buyer or seller during the analyzed period.
• Financial Forecast and Valuation: This section highlights the detailed financial statement forecast for next five years. With the financial statement forecast, this section also provides intrinsic value of the company by using Net Asset Valuation method.
• Peer Group Analysis: This section compares the company’s performance with its peer group on the basis of share prices, financial ratios, operational and financial parameters and other related parameters.
• Financial and Operational Metrics: This section covers the company’s historical performance on several financial and operational parameters such as Production and Reserves, Reserves Replacement, Costs Incurred, Acreage, Wells, F&D Costs, Oil and Gas Revenue and Expenses etc.

Reasons to buy
The report will enhance the decision-making capability in a more rapid and time sensitive manner. It will allow you to -

• Provide detailed analysis to those who are interested in knowing the companies’ existing and future business strategies.
• Provide in-depth analysis on the companies E&P profiles along with the exploration and M&A updates.
• Provide valuable insights to those who are tracking oil and gas markets and wants to know the intrinsic value of the companies.
• Use the analysis for strategy and planning, M&A identifications, and competitor analysis.

Range Resources Corporation

Published: May 2012                                                             No. of Pages: 111  
                       
Price: Single User: US $ 1000                                                Corporate User: US $ 3000

 

Table of Contents

1 Table of Contents 3

2 Range Resources Corporation, Company Overview 9

3 Range Resources Corporation, Key Highlights 12

4 Range Resources Corporation, SWOT Analysis 19

5 Range Resources Corporation, Goals and Strategies 24

6 Range Resources Corporation, Production Overview 25
 
7 Capital Expenditure 28

8 Acreage 30

9 Range Resources Corporation, Exploration and Development Overview 31

10 Range Resources Corporation, Mergers and Acquisitions Highlights 35

11 Range Resources Corporation, Forecast Production and Financial Statements 37

12 Range Resources Corporation, Valuation 44

13 Range Resource Corporation, Peer Comparision 48

14 Range Resources Corporation, Detailed Operational and Financial Metrics 54

15 Appendix 115

List of Tables


List of Figures

Phasing Out of Accelerated Depreciation Benefit will Impact the Wind Industry in India

Government of India through the Union Budget-2012-13 has cut the federal tax incentive for wind developers, one of the key drivers behind the country''s wind industry. In spite the Union Budget laying specific emphasis on renewable energy, the policy change takes away one of the key pillars of India’s success in wind power sector. With the partial rollback of AD the wind power market would be driven by Independent Power Producers (IPPs) who avail the GBI benefit.

Scope

- The report talks about change in market dynamics in Indian wind power market.
- The industry is expected to witness a shift in the market which earlier was driven by corporate investors on account of AD benefit.
- The emergence of IPPs and their significant impact on the installations on account of the prevalent GBI scheme.

Reasons to buy

- The report covers the points that made government to take harsh measure by the partial rollback of AD benefit.
- The impact of this rollback on the actual installations has been also covered in the report.

Indian Wind Industry

Published: June 2012                                         No. of Pages: 5  

                          

Price: Single User: US $ 500                             Corporate User: US $ 1500

     

Table of Contents

1 Table of Contents 1
1.1 List of Tables 1
1.2 List of Figures 1

2 Summary 1

3 Phasing Out of Accelerated Depreciation Benefit will Impact the Wind Industry in India 1

3.1 Background 1
3.2 Alternative Incentive Scheme for Wind Power Development 2
3.3 Impact of GBI on Indian Wind Power Market 2
3.4 Factors leading to AD rollback 3
3.5 Impact of AD rollback on Indian Wind Power Market 3
3.6 Conclusion 3

4 Appendix 4

4.1 Abbreviations 4
4.2 Methodology 4
4.2.1 Coverage 4
4.2.2 Secondary Research 4
4.2.3 Primary Research 4
4.2.4 Modeling and Forecasting 4
4.3 Contact Us 5
4.4 Disclaimer 5

1.1 List of Tables

Table 1: Wind Power Market, Installed Capacity In India, 2000-2011, MW 2
Table 2: Abbreviations 4

1.2 List of Figures

Figure 1: Wind Power Market, Installed Capacity In India, 2000-2011, MW 2
Figure 2: Market Share In Wind Industry By Various Classes Of Investors In India, 2006-07, 2011-12, 2014-15. % 3

Marubeni and Innovation Network Corp to Acquire Seajacks International from Riverstone Holdings for $850 Million – Deal Analysis from GlobalData

Marubeni Corporation, a diversified trading company, and the Innovation Network Corporation of Japan, (INCJ), an investment company, agreed to acquire a 50% stake each in Seajacks International Ltd., from Riverstone Holdings LLC, a private equity firm, for a purchase consideration of $850m.

Scope

- The deal report analyses reason behind the acquisition of Seajack International by Marubeni Corporation and Innovation Network Corporation of Japan from Riverstone Holdings for $850 m.
- It covers rationale behind the deal, few comparable deals, key drivers of the deal and brief profile of company.

Reasons to buy

- The deal provides information about future demand for offshore wind vessel market.
- The brief of deal the core part of the deal
- The rationale, which explains why Seajack International is acquired by Marubeni Corporation.
- Comparable deal section show the similar kind of other deals
- Key drivers section in this deal analyze that, - The future potential market(region) for offshore wind industry, future plans of Marubeni Corporation, large profit to Riverstone Holding

Marubeni and Innovation Network Corp to Acquire Seajacks International from Riverstone Holdings

Published: May 2012                                                 No. of Pages: 5                     

  

Price: Single User: US $ 500                                     Corporate User: US $ 1500

 

1 Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents 1
1.1 List of Tables 1

2 Summary 1

3 Marubeni and Innovation Network Corp to Acquire Seajacks International from Riverstone Holdings for $850 Million 1
3.1 Deal Overview 1
3.2 Deal in Brief 1
3.3 Rationale Behind the Investment 2
3.4 Comparable Deals 2
3.5 Key Features of the Deal 2
3.6 Key Drivers of the Deal 2
3.6.1 Offshore Wind Market Expected to Grow Rapidly in North Sea and in Asia 2
3.6.2 Seajack International is the Key Player for Offshore Wind Farm Installation as well as Oil and Gas Installation 2
3.6.3 Marubeni Corporation Intends to Extend its Presence in Value Chain for Offshore Wind Market 2
3.6.4 Demand for Vessels for Decommissioning and Redevelopment of Existing Oil and Gas Fields in Europe 3
3.6.5 Large Profit to Riverstone Holdings LLC 3
3.7 Company Overview 3
3.7.1 Marubeni Corporation 3
3.7.2 The Innovation Network Corporation of Japan 3
3.7.3 Riverstone Holdings LLC 3
3.7.4 Seajacks International Ltd. 3

4 Appendix 4
4.1 Abbreviations 4
4.2 Methodology 4
4.2.1 Coverage 4
4.2.2 Secondary Research 4
4.2.3 Primary Research 4
4.2.4 Modeling and Forecasting 4
4.3 Contact Us 4
4.4 Disclaimer 5

1.1 List of Tables
Table 1: Latest Deals in Offshore Wind Vessel Market 2
Table 2: Abbreviations 4

Canadian Solar to Acquire Majority Stake in Portfolio of Solar Projects in Ontario, Canada from SkyPower - Deal Analysis from GlobalData

Canadian Solar Inc., a producer and supplier of solar modules, agreed to acquire a majority stake in 16 solar projects in Ontario, Canada, from SkyPower Limited. The total installed capacity of the portfolio will be approximately between 190 to 200MW. Each of these solar projects has a power purchase agreement with Ontario Power Authority for a year of 20-year. The transaction is valued at approximately CAD185m ($185m), to be paid at certain undisclosed milestones.

Canadian Solar Inc. and SkyPower Limited also agreed to form a 50:50 international joint venture to develop solar power plants in emerging markets. The companies expect to start generating revenue from this global strategic initiative within the next two to three years.

Scope

- The deal report provides the analysis on the acquisition of 16 solar project by Canadian Solar from Skypower in April 2012.
- It analyze the rationality behind the acquisition and drivers which played important role in making such decision by Canadian Solar.
- The report covers the brief overview of the companies involved in the transaction.

Reasons to buy

The deal analysis report provides in depth analysis on the following -
- It covers - Canadian Solar Inc''s., announcement of acquisition of majority stake in the portfolio of solar projects in Ontario, Canada from SkyPower Limited.
- It throws light on the International joint venture between Canadian Solar Inc. and SkyPower Limited (50:50). - It covers collaboration strategies for emerging markets.
- It covers key drivers for deal in the solar sector of Canada.
- It information in the deal will be helpful for the investor in solar sector.

Canadian Solar to Acquire Majority Stake in Portfolio of Solar Projects in Ontario, Canada from SkyPower

Published: May 2012                                                 No. of Pages: 4                     

Price: Single User: US $ 500                                     Corporate User: US $ 1500

 
  
1 Table of Contents

1 Table of Contents 1
1.1 List of Tables 1

2 Summary 1
2.1 Canadian Solar to Acquire Majority Stake in Portfolio of Solar Projects in Ontario, Canada from SkyPowerDeal Overview 1
2.2 Deal in Brief 1
2.3 Comparable Deals 2
2.4 Key Drivers of the Deal 2
2.4.1 Lucrative Investment Proposition and Deferred Payment 2
2.4.2 Capitalizing on Industry Expertise and Synergy 2
2.4.3 Long-Term Power Purchase Agreement 3
2.5 About the Companies 3
2.5.1 Canadian Solar Inc 3
2.5.2 SkyPower Limited 3

3 Appendix 3
3.1 Abbreviations 3
3.2 Methodology 3
3.2.1 Coverage 3
3.2.2 Secondary Research 3
3.2.3 Primary Research 4
3.2.4 Modeling and Forecasting 4
3.3 Contact Us 4
3.4 Disclaimer 4

1.1 List of Tables
Table 1: Comparable Deals 2
Table 2: Solar Projects developed by Canadian Solar Inc. and SkyPower Limited 2
Table 3: Abbreviations 3

Wind Energy Industry in South Africa - Ready to Take Off

South African wind energy is poised for large growth. The country has large wind potential, economy is growing, and the government is also promoting the use of renewable energy. The current electricity supply is dominated by coal, which accounts for close to 90% of the total capacity. However, coal generation is marred with issues such as price hikes and emissions. Therefore, the country will have to explore additional sources of power such as gas and renewable energy. Wind power has tremendous potential, but tapping this increasingly attractive source requires encouraging and consistently supportive policy mechanisms. With favorable FITs, investment sops, incentives for wind energy projects and investments in supportive infrastructure, the wind industry in South Africa can be considered a promising business market. We estimate the market will grow even beyond the government’s current target and reach 10.7 GW by 2030.

Scope

The scope of report includes -
- The report Analyse the future economic growth of South Africa
- It covers "Ease of Doing Business" in comparision with other developing countries.
- Covers electricity demand analysis forecast up to 2030,
- Analyse the Integrated resources potential (IRP targets)
- Analyse the untapped Wind Resource Potential
- Provides an insight on domestic manufacturing development
- Provided wind capacity forecast

Reasons to buy

- The report provides the analysis on market out look for wind power development for the period up to 2030.
- It provides the key insight of the wind market of the South Africa
- It provide the analysis on “Ease of Doing Business Analysis with comparative analysis with other developing”
- It provides Electricity demand analysis forecast up to 2030
- It provides the historical wind development and future forecast for the wind
- It provides an insight on domestic manufacturing development
- It provides an insight on Integrated resources potential (IRP targets)
- It provides an insight on untapped wind resource potential

Wind Energy Industry in South Africa - Ready to Take Off

Published: May 2012                                              No. of Pages: 7                     

Price: Single User: US $ 500                                  Corporate User: 1500

     

1 Table of Contents

1 Table of Contents 1
1.1 List of Tables 1
1.2 List of Figures 1

2 Summary 1

3 Wind Energy Industry in South Africa - Ready to Take Off 1

3.1 South Africa’s Economic Growth is Strong 1
3.2 The highest rank for “Ease of Doing Business” among Developing Countries 2
3.3 Growth in Economy will Trigger Growth in Electricity Demand 2
3.4 The Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Puts Significant Focus on the Use of Renewable Energy 3
3.5 South Africa’s Large Untapped Wind Resource Potential 4
3.6 Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer (IPP) Procurement Programme – A Strategic Initiative to Promote the Market 4
3.7 Domestic Manufacturing Ready to Kick-off 4
3.8 Wind Capacity is Expected to Witness a Strong Growth Rate 5

4 Appendix 6
4.1 Abbreviations 6
4.2 Methodology 6
4.3 Contact Us 7
4.4 Disclaimer 7

1.1 List of Tables
Table 1: GDP Growth in S. Africa, 2007-2016, bn USD 2
Table 2: Comparative “Doing Business in Developing Countries” Rankings, 2012, S. Africa in Focusing 2
Table 3: Expected Electricity Demand, South Africa, 2010-2030, MW 3
Table 4: Expected Share of Power Generating Technologies, 2030 3
Table 5: List of Wind Farms Awarded in Bidding 4
Table 6: Estimated Wind Power Capacity, South Africa, 2003-2030, MW 5
Table 7: Abbreviations 6

1.2 List of Figures
Figure 1: Expected Electricity Demand, South Africa, 2010-2030, MW 2
Figure 2: Expected Share of Power Generating Technologies, 2030 3
Figure 3: Estimated Wind Power Capacity, South Africa, 2003-2030, MW 5