Oklahoma assets in the Woodford Shale and Arkoma Basin held by Castlerock Resources Inc. and a private seller are on the market through two separate, sealed-bid offerings handled by EnergyNet.
Castlerock is selling working interest in producing assets in the Arkoma Basin operated by a subsidiary of Chesapeake Energy Corp. (NYSE: CHK).
Separately, nonoperated working and royalty interests plus leasehold acreage in Hughes County, Okla., are up for sale and include a stake in producing horizontal Woodford wells.
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Castlerock—Arkoma Basin
Castlerock Resources is selling its nonoperated working interest in three wells in the Arkoma Basin.
The assets are located in Sections 17 and 18-T1N-R13E in Atoka County, Okla., and operated by a subsidiary of Chesapeake Energy.
Highlights:
- Nonoperated working interest in three producing wells;
- 6.68124% working interest and 5.045324% net revenue interest in the Alice 1-17 Well;
- 6.68124% working interest and 5.045324% net revenue interest in the LRJ 1-17 Well;
- 4.263932% working interest and 3.199081% net revenue interest in the SWL 1-18 Well;
- 13-month average net income of $11,117 per month;
- Six-month average 8/8ths production of 4.278 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d); and
- Operated by Chesapeake Operating LLC.
Bids are due by 4 p.m. CT July 6.
Undisclosed—Woodford Shale
An unnamed entity is selling nonoperated working and royalty interests in the Woodford Shale.
The assets include 40 well locations plus roughly 500 leasehold acres in Hughes.
Highlights:
- 0.077354%-10.360611% working interest and 0.06285%-8.39192% net revenue interest;
- 38 producing horizontal Woodford wells;
- Two permitted horizontal Woodford wells;
- Additional 1.464844% royalty interest in the five wells;
- Nine-month average net income of $43,261 per month;
- Six-month average 8/8ths production of 41.83 MMcf/d and 29 barrels per day of oil;
- High liquids associated with production (about 119 barrels per MMcf);
- Operated by Trinity Operating (USG) LLC; and
- Leasehold acreage comprised of about 335.11 HBP and 204.25 non-producing leasehold acres plus roughly 38.45 acres with an option to extend.
Bids are due by 4 p.m. CT July 11.
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