Public E&P stock valuations are depressed due in part to too many sub-$3-billion E&Ps with limited growth options. While zero-premium combinations are a tough pill for management teams to swallow, this analysis finds that consolidation is in the interest of investors.
MODERATOR(S):
Leslie Haines, Executive Editor-at-Large, Hart Energy
SPEAKER(S):
Noam Lockshin, Managing Director & Partner, Kimmeridge Energy Management LLC
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