IHS Inc. has launched IHS Acquisition Screener, a new asset screening resource for oil and gas acquisition and divestiture (A&D) teams. Acquisition Screener provides information that helps identify potential acquisition targets and validates economic assumptions on specific assets. It offers new and unique information, including operator rankings, valuations, activity trends, operating expenses, ownership and reserves.
Currently, A&D engineers screening
By supporting screening activities and economic assumptions, IHS is providing users with the potential opportunity to increase the number of acquisitions they are able to complete. Users can generate ranked production lists for fields, operators or leases within a basin. These ranked lists will help users zero in on more detailed economic information based on selected attributes such as daily production, number of wells, depth and producing formation.
Regional subscriptions for Acquisition Screener were developed based on geological provinces and roughly cover North, South, East and
For more information, visit www.ihs.com/energy.
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