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A private seller has retained Detring Energy Advisors for the sale of its mineral and royalty interests in the Permian and Powder River basins. The package includes 800 undeveloped locations.
Opportunity Highlights:
- 2,038 Net Acre Position | Broad, High-Activity Footprint
- Expansive position with statistical coverage provides exposure to consistent on-minerals activity
- Last 6-month average ~12 spuds/month on-minerals as operators continue pad development across multiple zones
- Expansive position with statistical coverage provides exposure to consistent on-minerals activity
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- Assets evenly distributed across the Permian and Powder River Basins, under highly active, well capitalized in-basin operators
- Exposure to premier operators EOG, Mewbourne, Permian Resources, and Devon ensures sustained activity and development
- Assets evenly distributed across the Permian and Powder River Basins, under highly active, well capitalized in-basin operators
- Robust $10MM NTM Cash Flow | Rapidly Growing Development
- 516 producing wells (~430 horizontal) offer a stable, low-decline production base, underpinning future growth
- PDP Net Production: 280 Boed (76% liquids)
- 516 producing wells (~430 horizontal) offer a stable, low-decline production base, underpinning future growth
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- PDP PV8: $17MM
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- Substantial operator activity results in rapid growth underwritten by recent DUCs (81) and permits (68)
- DUC and permit inventory provides 11 months of line-of-sight growth
- Substantial operator activity results in rapid growth underwritten by recent DUCs (81) and permits (68)
- ~800 Undeveloped Locations | Assets <40% Developed
- World-class, repeatable well results facilitate the full development of all available targets over time
- Average ROI-Disc. >2x across all 15+ formations demands allocation of operator capital
- World-class, repeatable well results facilitate the full development of all available targets over time
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- Significant remaining inventory drives long-term growth for coming decades
- 3P Net Reserves: 3.1MMBoe
- Significant remaining inventory drives long-term growth for coming decades
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- 3P PV10: $66MM ($138MM PV0)
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Bids are due May 22. For complete due diligence, please visit detring.com or email Melinda Faust, managing director, at mel@detring.com or Jonathan Bristal at jonathan@detring.com.
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