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Excess Energy LLC retained RedOaks Energy Advisors as the exclusive adviser in connection with the sale of certain royalty properties located across multiple basins.
Key Considerations:
- 2,263 net royalty acres located across four major areas (Eagle Ford, Delaware Basin, Midland Basin and East Texas)
- Next 12-month Net Cash Flow: $7.5 million (28% PDP | 57% DUC/Permit | 15% Location)
- Significant near-term development from 64 DUCs and 70 permits
- Key operators: EOG Resources Inc., Lewis Petroleum, Centennial Resource Development Inc., Mewbourne Oil Co. and Aethon Energy
- Seller will entertain offers on an area-by-area basis
Bids are due Aug. 11. The transaction is expected to have an effective date of Aug. 1.
A virtual data room is available. For information visit redoaksenergyadvisors.com or contact Will McDonald, associate of RedOaks, at Will.McDonald@redoaksadvisors.com or 214-727-4996.
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