Equity Capital Markets and Advisory Business, Auctus Advisors

Auctus Advisors

Auctus Advisors is a specialist Equity Capital Markets and Advisory business with a focus in the Energy Sector.

The partners have complementary skill sets, with decades of experience across Equity Capital Markets, Investment Banking and the Energy industry. We have worked at Société Générale, Canaccord Capital, BMO Capital Markets and Schlumberger. Most recently we have worked together for many years at GMP FirstEnergy. 

Auctus has been set up at the beginning of a new decade in which we see significant opportunities in the Energy space.  Globally, demand for energy is at record levels and continues to grow. Conversely, investment in traditional energy sources has been severely constrained. We believe this imbalance creates opportunities for both companies and investors. 

Auctus provides Corporate Broking, Equity Research and Investment Banking services.

Equity Capital Markets and Advisory Business

Auctus Advisors is a specialist Equity Capital Markets and Advisory business with a focus in the Energy Sector. The partners have complementary skill sets, with decades of experience across Equity Capital Markets, Investment Banking and the Energy industry. We have worked at Société Générale, Canaccord Capital, BMO Capital Markets and Schlumberger. Most recently we have worked together for many years at GMP FirstEnergy. Auctus has been set up at the beginning of a new decade in which we see significant opportunities in the Energy space. Globally, demand for energy is at record levels and continues to grow. Conversely, investment in traditional energy sources has been severely constrained. We believe this imbalance creates opportunities for both companies and investors. Auctus provides Corporate Broking, Equity Research and Investment Banking services.

Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>Natural gas prices in New Zealand remain elevated at US$10–15/mcf.</li>
<li>The closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and the subsequent bombing of the South Pars/North Field complex (the world’s largest gas field), have further tightened global LNG supply.</li>
<li>Construction of New Zealand’s first LNG import terminal in Taranaki is expected to begin this year , with commissioning targeted for late 2027 or early 2028.</li>
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Natural gas prices in New Zealand remain elevated at US$10–15/mcf.
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and the subsequent bombing of the South Pars/North Field complex (the world’s largest gas field), have further tightened global LNG supply.
Construction of New Zealand’s first LNG import terminal in Taranaki is expected to begin this year , with commissioning targeted for late 2027 or early 2028.


New Zealand Energy Corp. (TSX-V: NZ): Pipeline reflections