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HEXP Resources LLC has retained RedOaks Energy Advisors as its exclusive adviser in connection with the sale of certain nonoperated working interest properties in the Delaware Basin.
Highlights
- 328 net acres within the State Papillon Unit (25% Working Interest / 18.75% Net Revenue Interest) in the core of the Delaware Basin
- Operator: EOG Resources Inc.
- Three Permits filed with spud dates scheduled for May 2021
- Projected IRRs: 100%+
- Offset EOG Mayfly Unit highlights EOG’s continued year-over-year improvements in well results
- Significant near term development:
- Three additional Wolfcamp A wells expected to be permitted following the completion of the first three wells
- 24 quantified drillable locations targeting the 3rd Bone Spring, Wolfcamp A and Wolfcamp B
Bids are due May 13. The transaction is expected to have a May 1 effective date.
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