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scusami il 7,5 sarebbe comparabile con la 5,50 25 in eur
EUR650m 7.5yr at MS+288,
questa hanno collocato 650 mio MS sta per ?
288 sta per .....sarebbe lo spread del tasso
2,88%???
scusami l'ignoranza
tu sei del mestiere, mi chiarisci grazie

MS sta per mid-swap rate, ossia un tasso di rendimento di riferimento per quella valuta, probabilmente nel caso degli euro sarà il rendimento di un bund tedesco di pari durata. IL +288 è lo spread sul tasso mid-swap, esatto.
FRN at 3me significa che verrà emessa una Floating Rate Note, ossia obbligazione a tasso variabile, legata in questo caso al 3Me ossia all'Euribor a 3 mesi, più spread.
 
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MS sta per mid-swap rate, ossia un tasso di rendimento di riferimento per quella valuta, probabilmente nel caso degli euro sarà il rendimento di un bund tedesco di pari durata. IL +288 è lo spread sul tasso mid-swap, esatto.
FRN at 3me significa che verrà emessa una Floating Rate Note, ossia obbligazione a tasso variabile, legata in questo caso al 3Me ossia all'Euribor a 3 mesi, più spread.

se si riferisce al nostro euribor che e' negativo e l'obbligazione e' a 7 anni con spread lordo a 2,88 io dico che la 25 al 5,50 fara molto meglio
 
Qui i dettagli di tutte le emissioni (in modo da poter anche far il confronto tra la nuova 7,5Y e l'emissione a mercato):

PEMEX 2.5% NOV 2022 4.5YR AT MS+220

16-May-2018 16:35
[Status]: PRICED [Asset Type]: Investment Grade
[Pricing Date]: 16-May-18 [Issuer/Borrower Type]: Corporate
[Issuer]: Pemex [Offering Type]: Eurobond
[Issuer Long Name]: PETROLEOS [Bookrunners]: BBVA/DB/SCH/SG
MEXICANOS [Coupon]: 2.500 Fxd
[Size]: EUR 600m [Price]: 99.8140
[Ratings]: Baa3/BBB+/BBB+ [Reoffer Price]: 99.8140
[Tenor/Mty]: 4.5yr 24-Nov-22 [Yield]: 2.546
[Issue Type]: bmk, snr unsec [Spread]: MS+220 / B+268.8
CUSIP/ISIN: XS1824425349 [Price Guidance]: MS+220 area
[Sector]: Energy-Oil & Gas [Guarantor]: Pemex Exploración y
[Law]: NY Producción, Pemex Transformación
[Country]: MEXICO Industrial, Pemex Perforación y
[Region]: Latam Servicios, Pemex Logística and Pemex
[Settledate]: 24-May-18 Cogeneración y Servicios
[Listed]: Lux
[Denoms]: 100k+1k
[Fees]: Undisclosed

NOTES: EUR600m bmk 4.5yr fxd snr unsec. Part of 4-tranche, with 2019s tender.
Baa3/BBB+/BBB+.


PEMEX AUG 2023 5.25YR FRN AT 3ME+240

16-May-2018 16:37
[Status]: PRICED [Asset Type]: Investment Grade
[Pricing Date]: 16-May-18 [Issuer/Borrower Type]: Corporate
[Issuer]: Pemex [Offering Type]: Eurobond
[Issuer Long Name]: PETROLEOS [Bookrunners]: BBVA/DB/SCH/SG
MEXICANOS [Floating Rate]: 3mE+240
[Size]: EUR 650m [Price]: 100.0000
[Ratings]: Baa3/BBB+/BBB+ [Reoffer Price]: 100.0000
[Tenor/Mty]: 5.25yr 24-Aug-23 [Spread]: 3mE+240
[Issue Type]: bmk, snr unsec [Price Guidance]: 3mE+240/245
CUSIP/ISIN: XS1824425265 [Guarantor]: Pemex Exploración y
[Sector]: Energy-Oil & Gas Producción, Pemex Transformación
[Law]: NY Industrial, Pemex Perforación y
[Country]: MEXICO Servicios, Pemex Logística and Pemex
[Region]: Latam Cogeneración y Servicios
[Settledate]: 24-May-18 [Listed]: Lux
[Denoms]: 100k+1k
[Fees]: Undisclosed
[Format]: Reg S only

NOTES: EUR650m bmk 5.25yr FRN snr unsec. Part of 4-tranche, with 2019s tender.
Baa3/BBB+/BBB+.



PEMEX 3.65% NOV 2025 7.5YR AT MS+288

16-May-2018 16:39
[Status]: PRICED [Asset Type]: Investment Grade
[Pricing Date]: 16-May-18 [Issuer/Borrower Type]: Corporate
[Issuer]: Pemex [Offering Type]: Eurobond
[Issuer Long Name]: PETROLEOS [Bookrunners]: BBVA/DB/SCH/SG
MEXICANOS [Coupon]: 3.625 Fxd
[Size]: EUR 650m [Price]: 99.7380
[Ratings]: Baa3/BBB+/BBB+ [Reoffer Price]: 99.7380
[Tenor/Mty]: 7.5yr 24-Nov-25 [Yield]: 3.668
[Issue Type]: bmk, snr unsec [Spread]: MS+288 / B+338.3
CUSIP/ISIN: XS1824425182 [Price Guidance]: MS+290/295
[Sector]: Energy-Oil & Gas [Guarantor]: Pemex Exploración y
[Law]: NY Producción, Pemex Transformación
[Country]: MEXICO Industrial, Pemex Perforación y
[Region]: Latam Servicios, Pemex Logística and Pemex
[Settledate]: 24-May-18 Cogeneración y Servicios
[Listed]: Lux
[Denoms]: 100k+1k
[Fees]: Undisclosed
[Format]: Reg S only

NOTES: EUR650m bmk 7.5yr fxd snr unsec. Part of 4-tranche, with 2019s tender.
Baa3/BBB+/BBB+.


PEMEX 4.75% FEB 2029 10.75YR AT MS+370

16-May-2018 16:41
[Status]: PRICED [Asset Type]: Investment Grade
[Pricing Date]: 16-May-18 [Issuer/Borrower Type]: Corporate
[Issuer]: Pemex [Offering Type]: Eurobond
[Issuer Long Name]: PETROLEOS [Bookrunners]: BBVA/DB/SCH/SG
MEXICANOS [Coupon]: 4.750 Fxd
[Size]: EUR 1.25bn [Price]: 99.4340
[Ratings]: Baa3/BBB+/BBB+ [Reoffer Price]: 99.4340
[Tenor/Mty]: 10.75yr 26-Feb-29 [Yield]: 4.821
[Issue Type]: bmk, snr unsec [Spread]: MS+370 / B+421.5
CUSIP/ISIN: XS1824424706 [Price Guidance]: MS+370/375
[Sector]: Energy-Oil & Gas [Guarantor]: Pemex Exploración y
[Law]: NY Producción, Pemex Transformación
[Country]: MEXICO Industrial, Pemex Perforación y
[Region]: Latam Servicios, Pemex Logística and Pemex
[Settledate]: 24-May-18 Cogeneración y Servicios
[Listed]: Lux
[Denoms]: 100k+1k
[Fees]: Undisclosed

NOTES: EUR1.25bn bmk 10.75yr fxd snr unsec. Part of 4-tranche, with 2019s
tender. Baa3/BBB+/BBB+.
 
Qui i dettagli di tutte le emissioni (in modo da poter anche far il confronto tra la nuova 7,5Y e l'emissione a mercato):

PEMEX 2.5% NOV 2022 4.5YR AT MS+220

16-May-2018 16:35
[Status]: PRICED [Asset Type]: Investment Grade
[Pricing Date]: 16-May-18 [Issuer/Borrower Type]: Corporate
[Issuer]: Pemex [Offering Type]: Eurobond
[Issuer Long Name]: PETROLEOS [Bookrunners]: BBVA/DB/SCH/SG
MEXICANOS [Coupon]: 2.500 Fxd
[Size]: EUR 600m [Price]: 99.8140
[Ratings]: Baa3/BBB+/BBB+ [Reoffer Price]: 99.8140
[Tenor/Mty]: 4.5yr 24-Nov-22 [Yield]: 2.546
[Issue Type]: bmk, snr unsec [Spread]: MS+220 / B+268.8
CUSIP/ISIN: XS1824425349 [Price Guidance]: MS+220 area
[Sector]: Energy-Oil & Gas [Guarantor]: Pemex Exploración y
[Law]: NY Producción, Pemex Transformación
[Country]: MEXICO Industrial, Pemex Perforación y
[Region]: Latam Servicios, Pemex Logística and Pemex
[Settledate]: 24-May-18 Cogeneración y Servicios
[Listed]: Lux
[Denoms]: 100k+1k
[Fees]: Undisclosed

NOTES: EUR600m bmk 4.5yr fxd snr unsec. Part of 4-tranche, with 2019s tender.
Baa3/BBB+/BBB+.


PEMEX AUG 2023 5.25YR FRN AT 3ME+240

16-May-2018 16:37
[Status]: PRICED [Asset Type]: Investment Grade
[Pricing Date]: 16-May-18 [Issuer/Borrower Type]: Corporate
[Issuer]: Pemex [Offering Type]: Eurobond
[Issuer Long Name]: PETROLEOS [Bookrunners]: BBVA/DB/SCH/SG
MEXICANOS [Floating Rate]: 3mE+240
[Size]: EUR 650m [Price]: 100.0000
[Ratings]: Baa3/BBB+/BBB+ [Reoffer Price]: 100.0000
[Tenor/Mty]: 5.25yr 24-Aug-23 [Spread]: 3mE+240
[Issue Type]: bmk, snr unsec [Price Guidance]: 3mE+240/245
CUSIP/ISIN: XS1824425265 [Guarantor]: Pemex Exploración y
[Sector]: Energy-Oil & Gas Producción, Pemex Transformación
[Law]: NY Industrial, Pemex Perforación y
[Country]: MEXICO Servicios, Pemex Logística and Pemex
[Region]: Latam Cogeneración y Servicios
[Settledate]: 24-May-18 [Listed]: Lux
[Denoms]: 100k+1k
[Fees]: Undisclosed
[Format]: Reg S only

NOTES: EUR650m bmk 5.25yr FRN snr unsec. Part of 4-tranche, with 2019s tender.
Baa3/BBB+/BBB+.



PEMEX 3.65% NOV 2025 7.5YR AT MS+288

16-May-2018 16:39
[Status]: PRICED [Asset Type]: Investment Grade
[Pricing Date]: 16-May-18 [Issuer/Borrower Type]: Corporate
[Issuer]: Pemex [Offering Type]: Eurobond
[Issuer Long Name]: PETROLEOS [Bookrunners]: BBVA/DB/SCH/SG
MEXICANOS [Coupon]: 3.625 Fxd
[Size]: EUR 650m [Price]: 99.7380
[Ratings]: Baa3/BBB+/BBB+ [Reoffer Price]: 99.7380
[Tenor/Mty]: 7.5yr 24-Nov-25 [Yield]: 3.668
[Issue Type]: bmk, snr unsec [Spread]: MS+288 / B+338.3
CUSIP/ISIN: XS1824425182 [Price Guidance]: MS+290/295
[Sector]: Energy-Oil & Gas [Guarantor]: Pemex Exploración y
[Law]: NY Producción, Pemex Transformación
[Country]: MEXICO Industrial, Pemex Perforación y
[Region]: Latam Servicios, Pemex Logística and Pemex
[Settledate]: 24-May-18 Cogeneración y Servicios
[Listed]: Lux
[Denoms]: 100k+1k
[Fees]: Undisclosed
[Format]: Reg S only

NOTES: EUR650m bmk 7.5yr fxd snr unsec. Part of 4-tranche, with 2019s tender.
Baa3/BBB+/BBB+.


PEMEX 4.75% FEB 2029 10.75YR AT MS+370

16-May-2018 16:41
[Status]: PRICED [Asset Type]: Investment Grade
[Pricing Date]: 16-May-18 [Issuer/Borrower Type]: Corporate
[Issuer]: Pemex [Offering Type]: Eurobond
[Issuer Long Name]: PETROLEOS [Bookrunners]: BBVA/DB/SCH/SG
MEXICANOS [Coupon]: 4.750 Fxd
[Size]: EUR 1.25bn [Price]: 99.4340
[Ratings]: Baa3/BBB+/BBB+ [Reoffer Price]: 99.4340
[Tenor/Mty]: 10.75yr 26-Feb-29 [Yield]: 4.821
[Issue Type]: bmk, snr unsec [Spread]: MS+370 / B+421.5
CUSIP/ISIN: XS1824424706 [Price Guidance]: MS+370/375
[Sector]: Energy-Oil & Gas [Guarantor]: Pemex Exploración y
[Law]: NY Producción, Pemex Transformación
[Country]: MEXICO Industrial, Pemex Perforación y
[Region]: Latam Servicios, Pemex Logística and Pemex
[Settledate]: 24-May-18 Cogeneración y Servicios
[Listed]: Lux
[Denoms]: 100k+1k
[Fees]: Undisclosed

NOTES: EUR1.25bn bmk 10.75yr fxd snr unsec. Part of 4-tranche, with 2019s
tender. Baa3/BBB+/BBB+.


La 25 x allinearsi a quella del 3,65
Dovrebbe andare a 110???!!!
Mi sembra tanto!!
 
La 25 x allinearsi a quella del 3,65
Dovrebbe andare a 110???!!!
Mi sembra tanto!!

No, perchè?

Senza andar troppo per il sottile calcolandosi tutta la curva per ogni tenor...
prendendo solo i bond temporalmente immediatamente a monte e a valle della tua, ad una occhiata veloce vedo:

XS1568874983 PETROLEOS MEX 17-24 3,75%
XS1824425182 PEMEX 3.65% NOV 2025

Con prezzi mid (ad occhio) che vado solo a ipotizzare e prendendo il prezzo mid (ad occhio) della tua che vedo adesso ho:

XS1568874983 PETROLEOS MEX 17-24 3,75% -- scad. 21/02/2024 -- al prezzo di 103,550 -- YTM: 3,066% + 250
XS1824425182 PEMEX 3.65% NOV 2025 -- scad. 24/11/2025 -- al prezzo di 99,450 -- YTM: 3,708% + 290

Interpolando, sempre un po' ad occhio, direi che potrebbe arrivare ad un mid di circa 112,7-112,5...
XS1568888777 PETROLEOS MEX 24Fb25 5,5% TLX -- scad. 24/02/2025 -- al prezzo di 112,500 -- YTM: 3,399% + 269

Tutto calcolato alla buona (sarebbe da calcolarsi tutta la curva emittente...), senza avere bene idea se poi quei prezzi OTC siano "real" e sperando di non aver preso qualche granchio...
 
che poi... considerando anche taglio e mercato... forse merita anche di più la tua di quel prezzo calcolato così
 
che poi... considerando anche taglio e mercato... forse merita anche di più la tua di quel prezzo calcolato così

son tagli da 100k
poi bisogna vedere se quotano su tlx
la25 taglio da 10
piu manovrabile da tanti
 
Quindi in sostanza la 2025 é da prediligere alle altre per taglio, cedola e scadenza?
Tks
 
Dai prezzi "orientativi" OTC avuti qualche ora fa e dalla quotazione sul TLX della 2025, mi sembrano grossomodo allineate, sia quella su TLX che quelle vecchi OTC che quelle nuove... Non vedo macroscopici disallineamenti (tipo, per intenderci, una che scade dopo che renda di meno di una che scade prima)...
 
Dai prezzi "orientativi" OTC avuti qualche ora fa e dalla quotazione sul TLX della 2025, mi sembrano grossomodo allineate, sia quella su TLX che quelle vecchi OTC che quelle nuove... Non vedo macroscopici disallineamenti (tipo, per intenderci, una che scade dopo che renda di meno di una che scade prima)...


Io vorrei mediare sulla pemex
Ma ora non capisco se e scesa cosi tanto x le nuove emesse oppure x il nuovo governo
Quindi spread
A quanto puo arrivare con il boccaglio a 80 $
 
Pemex dubito proprio che si muova in funzione dei cas.in.i nostrani... a meno tu non ti riferisca ad una crisi del governo mexican...
Semmai monitorerei eventuali sparate di Trump sul Nafta
 
Io vorrei mediare sulla pemex
Ma ora non capisco se e scesa cosi tanto x le nuove emesse oppure x il nuovo governo
Quindi spread
A quanto puo arrivare con il boccaglio a 80 $

Secondo me, con i rendimenti dei T-Bond che sono diventati decisamente interessanti, la massa monetaria si sposta dagli emergenti agli USA, vista la loro solidità.
 
Plausibile. Però è anche vero che questi sono bond in euro
 
Plausibile. Però è anche vero che questi sono bond in euro

A questo punto direi che tanta gente e uscita in fortissimo gain
X comperare piu basso a 100 o sotto le nuove
Classico con le nuove emissioni
Poi un pelo potra essere anke il rendimento del decennale
 
Pemex rimane un titolo ragionevolmente sicuro e sotto 80 ( parlo di quella lunga su eurotlx) è un prezzo interessante.
Poi le speculazioni servono solo per creare prezzi migliori di ingresso

ps: titoli di stato americano 10yr non lontano dal 3,5% che sarebbe un punto pericoloso anche perchè i 10anni e i 30 anni sono piatti...cosa che significa dubbio. Crudo che si avvicina a 100 dollari....
 
Announcement: Moody's: La perspectiva para la industria del petróleo y gas en América Latina es estable con sólido crecimiento de utilidades
22 May 2018
Mexico, May 22, 2018 -- La perspectiva para la industria del petróleo y gas en América Latina es estable, señala Moody's Investors Service en un nuevo reporte. En los próximos 12 a 18 meses, los distintos entornos económicos y regulatorios, que en general son favorables, darán soporte para la generación de sólidos resultados operativos para las principales compañías de la región, a pesar de las diferencias entre ellas y los países en los que operan.

"La perspectiva estable para la industria latinoamericana del petróleo y gas refleja el sólido crecimiento de utilidades esperado para el próximo año o un poco más", señala Nymia Almeida, una Senior Vice President de Moody's. "El EBITDA deberá crecer alrededor de 3.0% hasta finales de 2019, principalmente debido a los mayores precios del petróleo y el gas, la estable producción y utilización de capacidad, y las constantes mejoras de eficiencia operativa."

Sin embargo, las inversiones de capital se mantendrán bajas a lo largo del horizonte de la perspectiva de Moody's debido a las fuertes cargas de deuda de las compañías. La inversión, principalmente en ciertos proyectos de alto margen, soportará resultados operacionales relativamente sólidos y producción estable mientras las compañías buscarán recortar los costos de producción y de exploración y desarrollo. El total combinado de inversiones de capital podría incrementar nuevamente más adelante en el año, cuando la brasileña Petrobras alcance su objetivo de financiamiento, mientras que el mayor gasto de exploración y producción en México estará impulsado mayoritariamente por compañías privadas y extranjeras.

La opinión de Moody's sobre el sector petrolero de Brasil continúa siendo positiva. Los mayores precios del crudo y la mayor productividad en áreas pre-salinas dan soporte para realizar inversiones de capital en la paraestatal Petrobras, la cual puede continuar reorganizando sus activos de exploración y producción para aumentar su producción, eficiencia operativa y retorno de capital. Las inversiones de capital se mantendrán estables en alrededor de 15,000 millones de dólares este año y el que sigue, mientras que la compañía mantiene su enfoque en la reducción de deuda.

Mientras tanto, el entorno operativo en México se mantendrá estable para la mayoría de las compañías en los próximos 12 a 18 meses, aunque el futuro de la paraestatal PEMEX es incierto dado el cambio de administración federal a finales de 2018. Moody's también considera que los sectores petroleros de Argentina y Colombia están estables, con los costos energéticos y laborales restringiendo las inversiones de capital en la paraestatal YPF en Argentina, y con la efervescencia de grupos guerrilleros que amenazan con impedir la inversión extranjera en Colombia al tiempo que declina la sustitución de reservas.

Moody's tiene una opinión negativa del sector petrolero en Venezuela. La producción continuará bajando en la paraestatal PDVSA, que tiene tan solo una capacidad limitada de generar flujo de efectivo o atraer financiamiento externo, aun para el desarrollo de campos petroleros.

Los suscriptores de Moody's pueden descargar el reporte titulado, "EBITDA will grow at solid pace through 2019, but capital investment still limited," en Log In - Moody's

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Nymia C. Almeida
 
Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex)

Fitch Rates PEMEX's EUR3.15 Billion Issuance 'BBB+'
04 JUN 2018 4:56 PM ET

Fitch Ratings-Chicago-04 June 2018: Fitch Ratings has assigned a long-term rating of 'BBB+' to Petroleos Mexicanos' (PEMEX) senior unsecured debt four tranches issuance of EUR3.15 billion due between 2022 and 2029. The company expects to use the proceeds from these issuances to refinance upcoming maturities and to fund capital investments.

PEMEX's ratings reflect the government of Mexico's high incentives to support the company as a result of the very strong socio-political and financial consequences a financial distress would have for the country. A financial distress situation at PEMEX holds the potential to disrupt the supply of liquid fuels in the entire country, which could have material social and economic consequences for Mexico. Mexico is a net importer of hydrocarbons, and PEMEX relies on the import of basic oil products, including dry gas, petroleum products and petrochemicals to supply local demand. Furthermore, a financial distress situation at PEMEX may have implications for the ability of either the government or other Government Related Entities (GREs) within the country to raise financing in the future.

KEY RATING DRIVERS

Strong Government Linkage: PEMEX is Mexico's largest company and one of the central government's major sources of funds, historically contributing between 25% to 30% of government revenue through various royalties and taxes. PEMEX's transfers to the Mexican federal government averaged approximately MXN850 billion per year between 2011 and 2014. During the past two years, although PEMEX's contributions to the government have decreased to approximately MXN435 billion on average per year, or approximately 10% to 15% of government revenues, transfers remain high in relation to the company's cash flow generation. During the past five years, transfers to the government averaged 45% of sales, or 83% of adjusted EBITDA. As a result, the company's balance sheet has steadily weakened, with a significant increase in debt and negative equity since year-end 2009; its current debt lacks an explicit guarantee from the Mexican government.

Strategic Importance for Energy Security: Linkage to the sovereign arises from the company's strategic importance in the supply of liquid fuels to Mexico. A financial crisis at the oil company would potentially disrupt Mexico's liquid fuel supply, which could have material social and economic consequences for the country. Liquid fuel supply is a fundamental input into the production of almost all goods as well as the mobility of goods and labor in Mexico.

Implicit Government Support: Mexico's implicit support to PEMEX is evidenced by the Ministry of Finance's public statements of support, modest capital injections and marginal tax reductions. This support so far has been moderate, especially when compared to the level of transfers from the company to the government. Fitch expects the government to execute more meaningful supportive actions when needed. In 2016, the government injected MXN73.5 billion into PEMEX, of which MXN47 billion was used to fund pensions. The company also received MXN15 billion of credit lines from national development banks and MXN137 billion of government issued promissory notes to fund pension cost for the upcoming years.

Weak Credit Quality: PEMEX's stand-alone credit quality would be in line with a Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of 'B-' if it were not owned by the state and if the government were not providing financial support. This stand-alone view assumes the government will continue to extract large amounts of funds from PEMEX in the form of taxes, duties and royalties, resulting in weak FFO. The company's stand-alone credit profile weakened in recent years by the significant increase in debt issued primarily to cover large transfers to the government.

Weak Post-tax Credit Metrics: Although PEMEX reports moderately solid pre-tax credit metrics, its post-tax credit protection metrics are weak and commensurate with a speculative grade stand-alone rating as a result of high transfers to the federal government. As of year-end 2017, PEMEX's reported a Fitch calculated FFO adjusted leverage of 21x. Fitch expects FFO leverage to recover moderately under its price deck assumptions to approximately 10x over the next three years, yet this leverage level is still considered highly speculative-grade. PEMEX's leverage as measured by total debt-to-proved reserves (1P) is also weak at approximately USD13 of debt to one 1P barrel (bbl) of reserved. This leverage metric could surpass USD15/bbl in the short term, a level Fitch considers commensurate with an unsustainable stand-alone credit quality. This weakening in leverage could occur either as a result of increasing financial debt to maintain high transfers to the federal government or from continued low capital investments to replenish reserves. Replenishment of PEMEX's reserves could improve as a result of recent and future reserves' farm-outs and exploration joint ventures.

Capex Cuts Reduce Production: Fitch expects production and hydrocarbon reserves to continue declining over the next few years. This is the result of significant exploration and development capex cuts in order to counter declining oil prices. Diversification of the oil production asset base, with the Cantarell field representing close to 10% of oil production, reduces the risk of large production declines. Still, Fitch estimates production could decline 5% per year going forward. PEMEX expects 2018 crude production to average 1.9 mmbbl/d. PEMEX's future production declines could be offset from production increases coming from farm-outs, new joint ventures and lowering of taxes for select fields, which was the case for a production field called Ek-Balam. PEMEX would need further farm-outs, joint ventures, tax reductions and higher investment levels than those reported thus far in order for the production decline trend to reverse.
 
rating a parte , Pemex sotto a 80 mi vedrà dalla parte degli acquirenti.
 
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