Dealmaking activity in the oil and gas industry increased 57% last year as energy companies boosted development spending, driven by higher cash flows from profits in prior years, according to a report released on Tuesday.
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US oil, gas M&A activity jumped 57% last year amid industry consolidation
By Reuters Econ
