Falcon Minerals Corp.
About
Falcon Minerals Corp. (NASDAQ: FLMN, FLMNW) is a C-Corporation formed to own and acquire high growth oil-weighted minerals rights. Falcon Minerals owns mineral, royalty, and overriding royalty interests covering approximately 256,000 gross unit acres in the Eagle Ford Shale and Austin Chalk in Karnes, DeWitt and Gonzales counties in Texas. The Company also owns additional assets of approximately 68,000 gross unit acres in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia prospective for the Marcellus Shale.
Transactions
Falcon Minerals Agrees to $1.9 Billion All-stock Merger with Desert Peak
Falcon Minerals Agrees to $1.9 Billion All-stock Merger with Desert Peak
Falcon Minerals Agrees to $1.9 Billion All-stock Merger with Desert Peak
Falcon Minerals Agrees to $1.9 Billion All-stock Merger with Desert Peak
Blackstone’s Royal Resources, SPAC Combine To Form Public Eagle Ford Minerals Company
Blackstone’s Royal Resources, SPAC Combine To Form Public Eagle Ford Minerals Company
Blackstone’s Royal Resources, SPAC Combine To Form Public Eagle Ford Minerals Company
Blackstone’s Royal Resources, SPAC Combine To Form Public Eagle Ford Minerals Company
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News
Oil and Gas Minerals M&A: The Royal We
Some oil and gas minerals companies are pushing for consolidation (and scale) as they try to defragment a sector that’s stalled on transactions the past couple of years.
Falcon Minerals Agrees to $1.9 Billion All-stock Merger with Desert Peak
The transaction with Desert Peak will mark the next chapter for Falcon Minerals, which formed in 2018 through an $800 million combination with Blackstone’s royalty business.
Falcon Minerals CEO Daniel Herz Steps Down to Pursue ‘New Chapter’
Daniel Herz has served as Falcon Minerals’ CEO since its formation in 2018 through the acquisition by its predecessor of Blackstone Energy Partners’ entire portfolio of minerals assets in South Texas.
Hart Energy’s On the Move: Chesapeake CEO Departs, Schlumberger ‘New Energy’ Board, More
Below is a roundup of notable moves and promotions in the energy industry within the past week including the departure of Chesapeake Energy CEO Doug Lawler and Schlumberger’s appointment of former Ørsted Wind Power CEO Samuel Leupold to its board.
Minerals Stocks: Tarnished Crown?
Minerals and royalties companies, favored by investors for the past few years, are now facing their first real test as the pandemic exposes their reliance on E&Ps to generate revenue.
Falcon Minerals Promotes Michael Downs To COO
Formerly vice president of operations, Michael J. Downs joined Falcon Minerals in 2018 to oversee the company’s royalty production, land administration, reservoir engineering and ongoing minerals acquisition efforts.
DUG Eagle Ford: Minerals In The Eagle Ford
These minerals companies reveal why they planted their flags in the Eagle Ford, discuss their strategies for growth, trends in mineral prices -- and remaining opportunities.
Falcon Minerals Enters Next Phase With New CFO Bryan Gunderson
Falcon Minerals named Bryan Gunderson, formerly with Nine Point Energy, as CFO, replacing the company’s current chief finance exec, Jeffrey Brotman.
Mood At OGIS: ‘I Have Not Been Wowed’
Royalty owners mock reserve replacement ‘hamster wheel;’ alternative investments float to the top as producers struggle toward free cash.
Minerals Spotlight - A Blockbuster Deal: Daniel Herz, Falcon Minerals (2018)
Earlier this year, Osprey Energy agreed to acquire Blackstone Energy Partners’ entire portfolio of mineral interests in the Eagle Ford for roughly $800 million in cash and stock. Following the completion of their acquisition in August, Osprey renamed the company Falcon Minerals. Falcon is the first public minerals company with oil-weighted assets concentrated in the core-of-the-core Eagle Ford. Falcon’s CEO Daniel Herz discusses why now and why the Eagle Ford.