Analysts: EnCana means more deal-making is in store for CanadaExperts see pressure building on a handful of independents and Canadian-controlled integrateds to find alternatives to languishing share values and inability to finance projects; A.T. Kearny predicts mergers will result in three top firms Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
For those who thought nothing could surpass the buyout spree of recent years in Canada, a global consulting firm has advice: The torrid pace of shopping could last another five to 10 years.
Intense merger activity will continue until oil patch ownership is concentrated among three top firms, said A....
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Focus rather than accumulation More deals predicted Takeover speculations Several drivers to takeovers
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